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RE: Judging accessories

To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: RE: Judging accessories
From: dan parslow <DJP@ALPHA.SUNQUEST.COM>
Date: Thu, 27 Apr 1995 15:21:20 -0700 (MST)
Cc: DJP@ALPHA.SUNQUEST.COM
How about these accessories?  Surely no judge would frown on 
such appropriate add-ons as:

  FLOAT VALVE LOOSENER
     A cam-and-trip-hammer system which attaches to your
     right front wheel, and continuously bangs your carburettor
     with a plastic mallet as you drive, thus loosening your
     float valve even as it sticks!  The higher your speed the
     faster it whacks, delivering unmatched loosening power
     when and where you need it.

       Single carb version:   $199.95
       Dual    "      "   :   $299.95


  THE SEAT SUCKER
     A combination vacuum and bilge pump that sucks rainwater
     out of your seat base foam and routes the water through
     the body drain holes or any convenient rust-through point.
     Switch it on once after leaving the top down over a wet
     night, or run it continuously for open-air driving in 
     the rain.  Not to be used as a rest-stop substitute.

        Standard system $79.95
        Moisture activation switch $19.95

   THE RE-OILER
     Mounts to the low point on your oil sump, it routes leakage
     to door hinges, wiper gears, anywhere that needs it!

        Oil catch and pump w/6' of tubing 39.95
        Additional tubing .30/ft

   SIM-U-START
     A self-contained audio playback unit with digital recording
     of an engine in perfect tune, firing up and purring like
     a kitten.  Switch it on and it will seem to your co-workers,
     neighbors and fellow shoppers like your car is beautifully 
     maintained, and provides a covering noise to your actual 
     cranking and swearing.

         Sim-U-Start (100watts, mega-bass):  99.95
           (Specify + or - ground and number of Sim-U-Cylinders)

Disclaimer:  I have no financial interest in these offerings 
except insofar as they'll make me money.  Actual availability
subject to actual existence of working examples, which is in 
turn subject to actual number of orders actually prepaid.

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