Mike

Or this..

Mark, Hey just saw this again, not sure why it took so long to get back to you. Anyway thanks for purchasing from one of our links. If you followed all the way to a purchase we did see some small boost I'm sure. We could start doing more targeted ads to raise our click income but I probably would have never thought to advertise a harmonica company. this is a good idea though, I might see if I can find some targeted ads and post those on the site. Right now I'm putting a preference in the ad system for automotive type ads so you guys should see more of those for sure. There's a lot to learn about advertising and I'm still not getting the best bang for our buck yet. In the old days (3-4 years ago) we were seeing 15-20 dollars a day. Now we are only clearing about 5-7 dollars. A big drop for sure. M Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club

You know the ads here and on Datsunclassifieds.com are safe and run by our team. All for free baby. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club

Not sure if it's any easier but you can also create an album in our gallery to upload images in bulk. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club

Austin next year? Great place to do it. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club

How about a little laugh?

Sounds like a perfect time to start a game of Pokemon-Go !

Here's a copy of the article with the images.

Love it. Someday the kid and I will take on an adventure like this. Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club

Nice work on the lights and the gauges! I've never seen that charge LED before, what does it do?

Hi All, ok I figured out what happened. It looks like MSA is updating their systems and the code we generated isn't working anymore. I've removed the code from our store until we come up with another method. Until we we this resolved, please give them a call and let them know you are a member of our club. Give them your member number as explained above and they will explain the details of our member discount. I should be back with an update as we find a new code. Thanks. Mike

Yep, this is how you get your membership number. Thanks.. (I will add an easier way to find it soon)

Hi guys, I'm posting this to remind you to keep your replies on topic. Anyway, if you are a member here you will receive a discount at Motorsport. The discount code is a free item in the store and generates a code. For some reason it's generating a larger code than I hoped so I'll have to look at it again. At this point, all you need is your club member number to get the discount at MSA. I'll post more as I work out the details with them. Mike

Looks to me like the question should be quantified by a few conditions. If you are driving the car, what would you do in case of fire? I believe the answer was to step away and call 911 unless you can get to it from the radiator area with a dry chem extinguisher. If you are working on the car, hood open, what would you do? In this case you should always have an extinguisher nearby so you can put out the flames. I like the idea of a fire suppression if you're really worried about it. But, rather than investing your money into something like this, why don't you spend more money on updating your engine? I have a boat, and there are many rules when it comes to fire protection with the Coast Guard. A boat fire is a serious thing, but, mostly because you can never tell what is going on inside your engine room until it's too late. In this case they recommend (but do not require) an automatic suppression system. They do require at least 1 or 2 extinguishers on board and even 3 if you have a big enough boat. The biggest concern is maintenance, which can never be ignored if you want to pass inspection. Lastly, I also think there's something to be said about the difference between smoke and fire, right? I realize the old saying is true "where there's smoke, there's fire", but, in the case of smoke, should you open your hood (with your extinguisher in hand) to investigate? Ooops, I forgot to answer the topic of this thread about gloves. I think it's a good idea to have a set of leather gloves handy in the car at all times, for many different tasks. You can get a 3 pack at Costco for around 20 bucks. I wouldn't chance it with a set of fitted maintenance gloves unless you want to have plastic melted to your skin. In any case, the level of fire is going to be the conditional element. Who has time to slap on a pair of gloves when there's a fire? If they are sitting next to the extinguisher, possibly. However, they would have to be something you can put on fast only after you pull the extinguisher pin.

Nearly 40 hour drive for me. I wonder if anyone from the PacNW will be taking it on?

Nice!

Congrats!! Enjoy your time, maybe start a Z hobby building something cool for the cars... Or, just cruise and golf...