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Unused buttons in a car
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dklawson
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On the 1500 Spitfires there are rectangular warning lamps on the dash. You can pop those open and put your own labels on the lights. I believe a couple of my friends relabeled them things like "Ejection Seat" and "Turbo".
Your thread subject line reminded me of a different item from my past. When I lived in upstate NY an Albany radio station used to have comic DJs in the morning. They had a parody commercial for "Earwax hi-fi, retailers of the Kamikaze 2000 with 200 knobs per channel".
Your thread subject line reminded me of a different item from my past. When I lived in upstate NY an Albany radio station used to have comic DJs in the morning. They had a parody commercial for "Earwax hi-fi, retailers of the Kamikaze 2000 with 200 knobs per channel".
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Don't know why I'd never thought of it before. A quick search turns up a lot of button covers...
https://www.google.com/search?q=false+car+button+covers&ie=&oe=
Some are replacement cigarette-lighter things. Unfortunately, many come from China.
https://www.google.com/search?q=false+car+button+covers&ie=&oe=
Some are replacement cigarette-lighter things. Unfortunately, many come from China.
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