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Back in the day, I can remember having seen both an amber and a red outer lower.

Nice find,young man. Is it a StreetHawk (black base) or a FireHawk (white base). Kind of looks like a FireHawk with a bunch of grime on it.

Like Sparky said, the MX bars with long term sun exposure had the crispy wire problem. Most of the ones I dug into back then were prone to that. If Sparky can fix you up with harnesses, you'll find he's great to deal with.

SOLD

I seem to remember that somebody here tried that conversion using a StretHawk corner intersection sweep. I don't know how it worked out.

Call it a cost-of-living adjustment. Price has been adjusted to $110 each with shipping included (US only).

SOLD Selling 2 Unity chrome 6 in. Spotlights. Both light/shaft/handle assemblies are 325V models. I have a 189 (drivers) and a 189RH (passenger) Mounting Kit. They come with pages of templates and mounting instructions. These were sitting in a storeroom for a few years and were never mounted on...

Try calling the Company; Arrow Safety Device (302) 856-2516 They might have one laying around. Worth a try.

PM on the way

I remember seeing those exact words posted here on ELB but that was a few site upgrades ago. I was heavy into Edge 9000/9M bars at the time so I think it saved me some money and frustration.

When you get it, don't forget to power it up first time without any tubes plugged in. It was probably sitting for awhile.

There IS a lot to be thankful for. Everyone be safe out there. (I totally forgot about this thread, Thanks, Rob)

Yes, the ArrowStik was attached to the Jet bar and not the roof. I remember that the bracket was about 2.5 or 3 inches wide but I don't remember if it bent up or down to attach to the rear of the ArrowStik.

I seem to remember that we used 2 "L" brackets. They were mounted in the bottom grove of the Jet bar, same grove used for the mounting feet. I'm sure one of our members will come up with a pic :)

You may want to open up the bar and see exactly what you're working with. From the looks of the wires, you may have a couple of strobes in there.

It looks like JetSonic halogen reflectors with Jet filters in those aluminum housings.

WOW !

Don't toss it. Your money is in those clear domes and red rotator filters. The clear XL domes are getting harder to find.

If I remember right, it has Wail, Yelp and Air Horn. Was a pretty good unit for the price back then. All you needed was a couple of switches and you were in business. 100w, I believe.

It kind of looks like an old Able2 siren amp.

May your next adventure be a fun one.

Thanks guys. I have to admit, it's a solid little siren and well made. The dog howls along with it when I crank it up just like she does when a "Q" drives by the house. I might play with it a little more but the wife wants me to send it off to the "For Sale" section of this site :(

I found this mech. siren in an antique shop this weekend. It had to come home with me even though my wife was rolling her eyes at me lol. No lable nor badge and 115vac. It's 6 3/4 inches long and 4 1/2 inches in diameter. The guts are real clean and boy does it scream. Anybody know who made it...

LOVE IT !

What Dan said :)

Only 2 low pro speakers sold on ebay recently: $173 and $154.

You're lucky. At least he told you the deal was off. How many times have some of us made a deal to meet at a place and time only to be stood up and 3 days later they say they changed their mind. He found someone to come to his place rather than pack it all up and drive to meet you.

Come on, Guys & Gals. You have to admit that your heart would have skipped a beat or two when the door went up at that storage unit auction. I would have spent crazy money on that one. I'm betting there are some goodies buried in there :p This was one of mine:

Looks good !

You know the old saying : a picture is worth a thousand words :cool: