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Sstansdds replied to the thread Grote code 3xl.That's a tow truck special XL5000. I used to see them occasionally back in the 90's and early 2000's.
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SThis was the oddest config I ever ran into that I brought back to life.
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tsquale posted the thread For Sale: Modern Federal Signal / Unitrol Touchmaster Delta sirens in For Sale and For Trade.Two available in nice, used condition. $100 SHIPPED per unit or 185 for both. -
LRGJr72 replied to the thread JC Penny warning lights, who knew?.This is an awesome item!! Imagine the rarity of those double-sided domes. -
Actually, it is a “rescue” of a full size bar that was on a Jefferson Co. Police ambulance that had an unfortunate encounter with a tree branch (JCPD, now part of Metro Louisville PD, had just...
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Kkoga replied to the thread Hmmm Where to begin?.I would say save your money and don't waste it on lights you would never use or cannot legally use. If you're not with an agency and do not volunteer the most you would probably use is steady...
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Hi I’m Cody from Minnesota Here for help trade buy I run towing and recovery and also do installs on the side -
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CrownVic97 reacted to Master X's post in the thread Federal Signal FS Aerodynic Model 25 Project with
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This is my next project that I will spend the most time on because this bar is relatively clean inside and out. The domes I know I can bring back. This to me looks like a very early model 25... -
Actually, it is a “rescue” of a full size bar that was on a Jefferson Co. Police ambulance that had an unfortunate encounter with a tree branch (JCPD, now part of Metro Louisville PD, had just...
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And I jinxed it.. I had to replace the outer rotator on the passenger side as the gear was worn down too much. I forgot that there is some play on these bars when you loosen the rotators and...
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The grote bar also came with a clear street hawk
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Thought this was interesting picked up a NOS grout code 3 XL four rotator and the location of the mirrors in the rotators are very odd to me, but I couldn’t pass it up because like I said it’s NOS...
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CrownVic97 reacted to Master X's post in the thread Federal Signal My First Aerodynic Lightbar with Like.
All finished with her, I wish the domes turned out better but you can't win them all.
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CrownVic97 reacted to Mars Light's post in the thread AeroDynic lamp holder 3D reproduction with Like.
Got 6 lamp holders for FedSig AeroDynic. 3D printed reproductions. With clamp. PAR36 beams fits well. What do you guys think about this? Here the comparision with the original part.
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C17LVFD reacted to tsquale's post in the thread Federal Signal LVMPD Vision SLR holy grail! with Love.
After clearing out some lesser loved collection pieces, I am proud to be the owner of this LVMPD piece of history. Huge thanks to Lunde for packing it so safely. -
kitn1mcc reacted to Master X's post in the thread Federal Signal FS Aerodynic Model 25 Project with Like.
This is my next project that I will spend the most time on because this bar is relatively clean inside and out. The domes I know I can bring back. This to me looks like a very early model 25... -
And I jinxed it.. I had to replace the outer rotator on the passenger side as the gear was worn down too much. I forgot that there is some play on these bars when you loosen the rotators and... -
I have managed to isolate and correct the dead shorts, now I am cleaning parts as I reassemble. Its taking longer then normal as I have had to re-tap some of the holes in the frame for one...
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Vitalite permanent 24V -
The speaker grille is of the later, revised design. The original Aerodynic speaker grille design looks like this: Source: https://www.2040-parts.com/_content/items/images/76/1125576/001.jpg
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As far as I know, yes, Aerodynics with alley lights always had bulkhead mirrors.
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Hi, I wasn't sure if I should say anything, because early Aerodynic was a long time ago.... But I recall seeing these when they were brand new (and we were installing them on new vehicles) and...
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figured, the bulkheads on this bar do not have the holes for them.
