Can you ID that Vehicle?
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Jeep WagoneerSo theand I were up in Jerome AZ this weekend and found this
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Always have loved those old Willys wagons
#1 1969 Road Runner with a "Mod" top
#2 No identifying badges (but lots of big metal-flake) somebody on here will know.
#3 Yep, a Dodge, must be where the "Ram" thing comes from.
#4 ???
#2 No identifying badges (but lots of big metal-flake) somebody on here will know.
#3 Yep, a Dodge, must be where the "Ram" thing comes from.
#4 ???
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Drink up your coffees...here is a Sat am challenge on what this oem gadget is and what it does. Hint: it came on older model Rover cars ( and being British, it probably even worked some of the time!) 
Quick guess: Photocell to dim the headlights.
Drink up your coffees...here is a Sat am challenge on what this oem gadget is and what it does. Hint: it came on older model Rover cars ( and being British, it probably even worked some of the time!)
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First gen deer whistle?
My cousin (LR mechanic) once told me that you could get rovers with factory radar detectors....
Temperature sensor so you how hot/cold it is when you are waiting for the tow truck.
Pencil sharpener so you can leave a will when stranded in the outback
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Drink up your coffees...here is a Sat am challenge on what this oem gadget is and what it does. Hint: it came on older model Rover cars ( and being British, it probably even worked some of the time!)
1970 Rover 3500S
The oem gadget is Icelert, a sensor for sudden temperature drops that could cause road icing.
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what is this and how is it used/activated?
Wow, you are good!
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For the win!
