For the other vintage collectors out there, if you'll permit me to ask yet another question...
I know there are several people who have vintage lightbar collections that put mine to shame. I know some of the most desirable lights come from companies like Mars, Federal Signal, Code3 PSE, and Whelen. I know there are other companies like Tomar and Smith and Wesson that have put out some vintage lights as well. That said, I was wondering what obscure non-major brand lightbar you might have in your collection is. I have and have had several lightbars in my collection from the major lightbar manufacturers, but I haven't really had anything obscure in the collection. About the most obscure lightbar I've ever had in the collection is a very badly damaged barely working Yankee/Dietz lightbar, and I know that isn't very obscure.
If you'd like to spin some yarns about something obscure you might own, maybe something from the Fort Worth Lectric Lites Company, or the like, please feel free to add to the discussion. Thanks.
I know there are several people who have vintage lightbar collections that put mine to shame. I know some of the most desirable lights come from companies like Mars, Federal Signal, Code3 PSE, and Whelen. I know there are other companies like Tomar and Smith and Wesson that have put out some vintage lights as well. That said, I was wondering what obscure non-major brand lightbar you might have in your collection is. I have and have had several lightbars in my collection from the major lightbar manufacturers, but I haven't really had anything obscure in the collection. About the most obscure lightbar I've ever had in the collection is a very badly damaged barely working Yankee/Dietz lightbar, and I know that isn't very obscure.
If you'd like to spin some yarns about something obscure you might own, maybe something from the Fort Worth Lectric Lites Company, or the like, please feel free to add to the discussion. Thanks.