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Posted by Trall
 - October 02, 2018, 13:55:21 PM

Very innovated.  Thats a perfect spot and job. Hats off..........

Posted by Pilgrim
 - October 01, 2018, 15:27:02 PM

Good installation and idea. One of those things that will be invaluable when needed.

Posted by chief
 - October 01, 2018, 12:59:33 PM

Good idea!

Posted by mittico68
 - October 01, 2018, 01:48:38 AM

Good job!
That's a cool and useful thing.

Posted by AZCaveman
 - September 30, 2018, 20:15:50 PM

I got one of those 'Jumper/airpump' thingys at a yard sale.  The battery part was useless as the battery was far too old.  But the pump worked fine.   So in my usual gonna make something outta this thinking,,,, I mounted it in the left side 'Glovebox'   It still has the built in pressure gauge attached.  Used an old junk battery tender connector to hook it up when needed.   Now I just pop=out the removable shelf....plug it in ...and fix mine or anybody elses low or flat tire problem.  all for about 5 bucks from yard sales!!!

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