Custom Ashtray Switch Panel ***PICS***
05-22-2003, 03:53 PM
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Custom Ashtray Switch Panel ***PICS***
I am pleased with how this came out. I've had the idea for quite some time, but couldn't do anything about it until I actually installed my strobes and wired up the switches.
When I install my interior neons, I'll add a switch right next to the momentary switch that's there.
Here are some pics of the project:
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When I install my interior neons, I'll add a switch right next to the momentary switch that's there.
Here are some pics of the project:
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05-22-2003, 05:35 PM
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The 2 switches there are for the strobes (toggle for on/off, push button for pattern changes) and I'll be adding another toggle switch when I install my interior neons.
Nismo- the "mini-badge" is actually off of a Pathfinder's rear hatch (I think 2001, not sure). Cost was about $22 at the dealership IMO it's a great little addition to the center dash/console
Nismo- the "mini-badge" is actually off of a Pathfinder's rear hatch (I think 2001, not sure). Cost was about $22 at the dealership
IMO it's a great little addition to the center dash/console
05-23-2003, 07:07 AM
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I actually stumbled across the metal piece I used. If you remove the ashtray and look on the back of it, there is a curved metal plate back there. What I did was remove the metal plate, cut some edges and bent it to size so it fit the way it does.
Originally I was going to use some ABS plastic and design something, but I came across this and it worked perfectly.
Originally I was going to use some ABS plastic and design something, but I came across this and it worked perfectly.
05-23-2003, 07:37 AM
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I actually stumbled across the metal piece I used. If you remove the ashtray and look on the back of it, there is a curved metal plate back there. What I did was remove the metal plate, cut some edges and bent it to size so it fit the way it does.
Originally I was going to use some ABS plastic and design something, but I came across this and it worked perfectly.
I actually stumbled across the metal piece I used. If you remove the ashtray and look on the back of it, there is a curved metal plate back there. What I did was remove the metal plate, cut some edges and bent it to size so it fit the way it does.
Originally I was going to use some ABS plastic and design something, but I came across this and it worked perfectly.
I knew that thing looked familiar...
05-23-2003, 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by dave blackburn
Why the hell would you want strobes on a car?? They always look soooooo lame!!!!
Why the hell would you want strobes on a car?? They always look soooooo lame!!!!
You've obviously never seen Whelen strobes
...probably only those $15 sets that barely make a flash, now those are lame.
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