car auto blaas

this is on a Traverse, a GM vehicle, but these don't come on all new GM vehicles. They should.

Check out Damien's website http://www.nooneridesforfree.com it's dedicated to vans, but he posts some other cool stuff like this too!

Appears to be two tone horn on the near fender, and a klaxon or ooga on the far fender



Great multiuse wrench inside the spare
Never see tire pumps anymore


Flashlight and flyswatter... have you ever seen a car with a flyswatter?
Skeleton keys and a beer can opener
Cool floor panels and map holder


Nice luggage, but in the above you see on the right hand area in front of the round Blatz you'll see a rusted tin can... it's the communications microphone to the rear passengers on the rumble seat, it's connected with twine to another can 3 photographs below

Above: The turn signal
Below, the passenger tin can telephone, on the top is the hinge that allows the flap to be lifted so the passengers can talk into it

Looks like a 91 octane requirement notice
Fixes exhaust leak every time

This switch is to replace the broken brake light switch. That's pretty clever actually!
See far more at http://thereifixedit.failblog.org

I don't remember who was just mentioned doing this at the Dry lakes Racing Hall of Fame inductions, (the memory just is falling apart faster than ever) but the streamliner was fitted with an old fashioned gas tank level system, and its indicator on the dash showed the driver if the front was lifting while running the Bonneville course

The easiest way to spot a taxi is the red license plate, the regular vehicles are white plates

In many of the vans and small bus transporters they have seating that allows for 2 people on the drivers side, and single seats on the passenger side, but the aisle has flip up seats that are innovative, and allow for the aisle space to be used for more passengers