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Starting to Get Obsessed
Jul 15, 2018
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What are your thoughts?
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Not only is this functional, but I’ll be recognizable by you select 0.01%ers as a commuter-piper when you pass by. Would it be a little classier if I Sharpie’d it black?...I say absolutely not! My pipes and mirror housing are thanking me. I may need to add a warning to the mirror that says, “Only use when stopped.”

 

warren

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You'll want to use it before some local ragamuffin pulls it off leaving the bit of circular double stick you to deal with. I would think an automated car wash is out of the question also. There's a reason hood ornaments have all but disappeared or are now retractable. I just use the palm of my hand or boot sole.

 

seldom

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Sorry if this is hijacking but: Has anyone rigged up an old tin to use as a mobile knocker ash tray? With all the forest fires of late I've been thinking that a tin with a cork affixed to the bottom might make a portable thing to knock ash and dottle into. I doubt I'm the first person to think of this.

 

jitterbugdude

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 25, 2014
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I just use the built in ash tray that came with my Ford Truck. It even has a built in cig lighter.

 

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Starting to Get Obsessed
Jul 15, 2018
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You guys are crackin me up. I’m thinking a 1” strip of black RTV on the bottom of the mirror housing would be a better solution, but then I wouldn’t have been able to title this thread “Mobile Knockers” :(

 

jpmcwjr

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Sorry if this is hijacking but: Has anyone rigged up an old tin to use as a mobile knocker ash tray? With all the forest fires of late I've been thinking that a tin with a cork affixed to the bottom might make a portable thing to knock ash and dottle into. I doubt I'm the first person to think of this.
Sure, that works fine. Cheap easy way: take a wine cork, cut in half, glue to tin, and you're off and running.
A thick strip of leather will work fine, too.

 

seldom

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Ha! I'll have to put together a tin knocker tray.
Now to go further into some tangents. Wine in a box is really wine in a bag. Those nozzles are removable so it is easy to clean those bags and reuse for whatever. They are actually pretty heavy duty plastic. I must say, the wine bottles here in Europe are generally much cheaper (cost less but good quality) than in the States. Best of all was South Africa. I really don't understand why wine is so expensive in places like California and Oregon and Washington.

 
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