KVH
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I have three "new looking" turn signal flashers in my possession. One is one year old, another is two years old, and another I purchased two weeks ago. The two year old one "blinks" great, but won't send or allow a signal to my dash indicator light. My one year old one isn't working at all. It sticks, goes fast, goes normal, or doesn't go at all. My new one works fine--for now.
I love these cars, but what must an independent onlooker think when he sees your admiration for a vehicle that runs through water pumps, starter brushes, points, and turn signal flashers every few years, or even more frequently, requires clutch cylinder and brake cylinder rebuilds about as often, has a horn that works when it feels like it, overheats at summer stoplights no matter what you try, and leaks oil all over your garage no matter what you do?
I guess I don't care, but it makes me think.
I love these cars, but what must an independent onlooker think when he sees your admiration for a vehicle that runs through water pumps, starter brushes, points, and turn signal flashers every few years, or even more frequently, requires clutch cylinder and brake cylinder rebuilds about as often, has a horn that works when it feels like it, overheats at summer stoplights no matter what you try, and leaks oil all over your garage no matter what you do?
I guess I don't care, but it makes me think.