On The Workbench, Part 2

[acklover]

In addition to the Smith and Wesson bar, I've been working on this Jetsonic that came from upstate NY. I've already completely rewired it, the wires inside were split and green (mold? salt water?). Its a wonder that it didn't burn up the patrol unit it was mounted on. I changed the front take downs to alternately flash, and put in red and blue filters...b/b/b/r-r/b/b/b.  The rear was r/r/r/r-b/b/b/b, so i changed the rear flashers to amber...r/a/r/r-b/b/a/b. 

Last, the siren housing (removed in the pic) looks like someone dripped goo on it, so it needs to be repainted and the domes need more TLC. Need to find a couple of new Jetsonic nameplates to finish her up. 

 

[Wailer]

From that angle it looks like there is a funny looking speaker grille with a Black and Decker logo underneath the light bar.

 

[acklover]

From that angle it looks like there is a funny looking speaker grille with a Black and Decker logo underneath the light bar.

It does indeed!

 

[CamaroGuy]

Thats a good looking bar man

 

[acklover]

Thats a good looking bar man

Thanks, Matt! I fired yours up for the first time today.

 

[CamaroGuy]

Didn't catch on fire did it lol

 

[lotsofbars]

Even though their output is abysmal, there's no arguing that Jetsonics are awesome from a collecting standpoint. All the lense and inside configurations make them among the most fun to play around with. 

 

[stansdds]

Even though their output is abysmal, there's no arguing that Jetsonics are awesome from a collecting standpoint. All the lense and inside configurations make them among the most fun to play around with. 

I agree!

 

[acklover]

Didn't catch on fire did it lol

not yet. guess I need to crank up the amperage!!

 

[CamaroGuy]

Glad to here!

 

[LightbarJim]

Nice bar. I have a few js1's that I'm now inspired to fix back up.