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Re: O/T Faded Vehicle Headlight Lenses


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Posted by j hikemper on February 15, 2013 at 18:54:49 from (50.102.94.245):

In Reply to: O/T Faded Vehicle Headlight Lenses posted by John B. on February 15, 2013 at 18:25:04:

I feel Your Pain ,, YA wanna do Mine ?? ,here is my rant !,, What in the world was Wrong with REAL lites that cars had for 90 years ???? ,,, if they ever burned out a guy could go to junkyard and get all you wanted for 5 bux or napa and pay ten for one ,, a simple phillips screwdriver and you can put them in with a flashlite in the parking lot in 3 minutes and be good to go,,,, and you didnt blind nobody and you could see fine/ as oppossed to those modern bull $$$hit blue lites that blind you to the point that you run in the ditch to get away from them when you encounter them on a winding road ,,, ANOTHER THING ,, everyone biches that no one rarely dims their lites anymore ,, IMHO if the DIMMER SWITCH WERE ON THE FLOOR WHERE IT HAD BEEN FOR 80 YRS, your left ft would automaticlly tap the dimmer /AS OPPOSED to moving hands to find the turn signalswitch and yanking or pushin forward while steering thru a curve ,, the gals simply will not do that on a rain slik nite ,,... and now GM and rice mobile makers has got the brite idea to put touch screens on the dash ,, WTH!! that is no different then TEXTING ON A CELL PHONE ,, WHICH IS ILLEGGAL AS IT SHOULD BE,,..dam some of this countrys smart modern engineers are stupid and lack common sense ,, thats my rant .........


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