Every time I see something out of the ordinary on a Delorean I take pictures of it.
I tought I'd be cool to make a thread about it.
The airbag is just a joke of course.
Jan
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Every time I see something out of the ordinary on a Delorean I take pictures of it.
I tought I'd be cool to make a thread about it.
The airbag is just a joke of course.
Jan
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That heads up display is prety sweet, got any more info on that?
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What's the device by the headlamps?
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My best guess would be a speed gun jammer.Originally Posted by wrkey
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Or a Headlight Washer Nozzle?
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That's what it is. Very common in Europe
Dermot
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I don't always drive cars, but when I do, I prefer DeLoreans
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No-one is to stone anyone, even, and I want to make this absolutely clear, even if they do say "carburetor"
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Isn't a headup display suppose to be transparent with only the speed visible? That black 'bit' would be very irritating after a while I think ...
What's the 'airbag' originally? Some sort of car cover?
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There's a speedo app for iphone with a heads up speedometer feature. It's called "SpeedHUD". Just sit the ;iphone on the bottom lip of the binnacle with the app running so the screen reflects onto the binnacle; it reflects the digital speed readout perfectly into the binnacle's clear plastic. I used it when my angle drive was out and got hooked on it. Nothing to install other than laying your phone on the lip of the binnacle.
Michael Todd
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Interesting pictures, thanks for sharing
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Look at GM products for the last 10 years or so, specifically Pontiacs and higher end cars. The systems can be removed and adapted to other cars.
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