Cool use for this??

[SLB8SNK]

Sort of what I thought. If you don't need the plug, nice way to fill it, and make it functional in a sense. Lot of guys bought other decorative inserts, I just thought it was sort of "race car" cool. Not that I would buy one LOL.

[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by Orf

That, and I have no use for a cigarette lighter....

Neither did I, but I went to another extreme. I got sick of from some navigators.

[SLB8SNK]

Originally Posted by Johnny Dangerously

Neither did I, but I went to another extreme. I got sick of from some navigators.

Nice, now if that was functional LOL

[Johnny Dangerously]

Originally Posted by SLB8SNK

Nice, now if that was functional LOL

You'd be surprised at the number of gullible first time riders I get.



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[JTB]

Originally Posted by Johnny Dangerously

Must've been designed by a Canadian.




J/K



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Ooooo that hurts...LOL....let's talk about the Telephone, Basketball and Insulin instead: ALL invented by Canadians.

[VaporDude]

A couple of years ago, I found someone that had the GT500 faux gas cap attached to a power port plug. The gas cap was about the size of a quarter. I now have it in the power port of the Shelby and it looks good.

[Dad's72Mach]

Originally Posted by VaporDude

A couple of years ago, I found someone that had the GT500 faux gas cap attached to a power port plug. The gas cap was about the size of a quarter. I now have it in the power port of the Shelby and it looks good.

Mrfarmdog has that! He converted a keychain.

[VaporDude]

Originally Posted by Dad's72Mach

Mrfarmdog has that! He converted a keychain.

That's who it was. They are cool and I ordered 2 of them at the time. I had one in the Mustang GT that I traded in on the Shelby. I put it in my pocket when I cleaned out the car to trade in and the top came off from the bottom. That was my first mod (ha ha) to the Shelby because I used the backup one. They are alot better looking than the factory one.

[68fastback]

Originally Posted by mastersmech1

I have the push start on my 500. Its a cool novelty. I kind of like that you still need the key. Otherwise, anyone could drive off with the car.

I think the new Lincoln (MKS? T? R? too confusing -lol-) has a system where as long as the key is in your pocket (in the car) you can just push the start button, but as soon as you leave the car the button does nothing (except trip the theft alarm if someone pushes it). Sounded like a nice approach from what I'd read.

[CH53Driver]

Originally Posted by JTB Consulting

Ooooo that hurts...LOL....let's talk about the Telephone, Basketball and Insulin instead: ALL invented by Canadians.

Lies I tell you...lies!

[VaporDude]

Originally Posted by 68fastback

I think the new Lincoln (MKS? T? R? too confusing -lol-) has a system where as long as the key is in your pocket (in the car) you can just push the start button, but as soon as you leave the car the button does nothing (except trip the theft alarm if someone pushes it). Sounded like a nice approach from what I'd read.

There are alot of high end imports that hae that feature. Lexus and Infinity are two that I believe have them. I think thiers lock s the doors when you just start to get out of range. It is a nice feature to have if you need to get away in a hurry.

[SLB8SNK]

Originally Posted by JTB Consulting

Ooooo that hurts...LOL....let's talk about the Telephone, Basketball and Insulin instead: ALL invented by Canadians.

Telephone? Must have been by way of Italy?? LOL

[SLB8SNK]

Originally Posted by VaporDude

There are alot of high end imports that hae that feature. Lexus and Infinity are two that I believe have them. I think thiers lock s the doors when you just start to get out of range. It is a nice feature to have if you need to get away in a hurry.

You are correct on the Lexus for sure.

[Dad's72Mach]

Originally Posted by SLB8SNK

Telephone? Must have been by way of Italy?? LOL

I think you mean radio, invention of which is credited to Marconi but was actually predated but not patented by Nicola Tesla. However since our crazy Canuck friend is so jazzed about the telephone I would like to point out that Alexander Graham Bell was in fact born in Scotland and only moved to Canada when he was 23. Although much of his work on the telephone was done in Canada he also did a great deal in a lab in Boston.

[68fastback]

Originally Posted by VaporDude

There are alot of high end imports that hae that feature. Lexus and Infinity are two that I believe have them. I think thiers lock s the doors when you just start to get out of range. It is a nice feature to have if you need to get away in a hurry.

yeah, I think the Lincoln un/locks the doors too ...kinda nice feature. And if someone car-jacks you the engine prolly shuts down as you exit (dunno).