Wow lesson learned!!!!!!

Dummy me read the operator book and found it's supposed to lock 40 seconds after you unlock if you don't put key in, reconnected radio shack beeper and I am in business!
I usually keep it unlocked and keys in console with cover on it, came home yesterday after a week took car cover off car was UN locked as usual and keys were in the cup holder I don't know why it has not locked before but I won't put them inside anymore!

Thanks everyone put me on your crossfire for dummy's list

 

Installed the $38 pocket and got rid of the Rube Goldberg cup holder.

 

maxcichon and I painted the inside tips of my OBX catback with Gun Kote gray.
( never could clean/polish the two tips to make them match )

 

Mrmiatas post covered this and you still never caught on. LOL You know now, that's the main thing.

I'm thinking my car picks up a signal from somewhere else somehow and locks itself.

 

Put the RED SLED in storage for the winter, but if we get some odd warm sunny days it will out for a ride.

 

Replaced front brakes and cleaned wheels and covered mine up

 

easy one hooked up the trickle charger to the battery been a while since its been out !!! Almost time to put her away for winter !!! Wife keeps asking have you stopped ins yet !!! Just dont want to put her away yet might be a few nice days coming I hope !!! Remember I live in Indiana !!!! : (

 

Went to a charity car show in Pell City, Alabama.
Got parked between a immaculate '59 Austin Healey bug-eyed Sprite and a 64 1/2 Mustang convertible, also immaculate.
3 red convertibles in a row, showing 3 completely different concepts of a sports convertible.
The Sprite got all the attention ......

Did meet 2 Crossfire owners that were unaware of this forum, they both said they would join.

 

Washed the car Friday, and yesterday I moved the car over to its winter spot in the garage. Apart from a bit of winterizing and the car cover over it I guess that's it for another four and a half months.

 

New valve stem caps
Steering wheel cover
Cleaned all rubber and treated

Wanted to ride today but storms kept her under the covers, may mount GPS as I saw in a post with a great idea on bracket hanging over glove box without altering car!
Just need to decide on how to wire it so it looks good

Come on spring

 

You can splice in a female cigarette lighter socket to the glove box light ( it's common to the cigarette lighter socket in the console )
and plug the GPS cord into that. ( shell to ground, center contact to 12V )
It will come on with the key, and go off when the ignition is turned off.
That way, you don't need to modify the standard GPS power cord.
Hide it all up behind the glove box.

 

Thanks, I was concerned about the amps to that hot wire, will work on tonight in between Tornado watches lol

 

I've been running my Garmin Nuvi that way for 3 years now ......

 

i need to do this!!

What I did to my Crossfire today:
i looked out the window at my new Crossfire longingly while i am working. its raining so im probably not taking it out tonight after work.

 

I know little about sparky stuff, but I'm thinking you would only have high amps going to a depressed ciggy lighter.

No lighter drawing power and the amperage in that wire will be what you have plugged in and powered up.

Of course I could have my leads crossed on my thoughts here.

 

Cleared a spot in Dad's garage and put Crumpy's SRT away for the winter.

Mine gets new shoes next week cause the track tires are crap in the snow and rain. Just the 19's on the rear. Yeah, the expensive ones.

Likely going Hancooks.

 

I just discovered the magic "wonders" of Griots paint clay...Wow

 

Added 74 MM throttle body to wife's roadster.. still doesn't seem as peppy as mine.. but that may just be learned driver behavior.. :-) That or the Hot Air intake I have vrs her stock box setup..

 

Autocrossing!!!!

 

took my mandrus mannheims off and put the oem`s back on for the winter months...