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#14877 24-Jul-2007 21:55

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I am driving around in my campervan and hate when people drive too close here in NZ.
It does not happen that often anymore as I have tinted windows in my van and old small data CD on the window.
This CD is magic. Keeps other cars 200 meters away! Maybe they think it is a speed camera, lol. Really cheep traffic safety device !

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#79540 25-Jul-2007 09:08

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Nice. I drive around in a VX Holden Commodore, a model the Police still use.

I have a Navman GPS mounted low down on the windscreen - I am pretty sure by the way I see people hit the brakes that they think I am Mr Plod with a radar...

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#79546 25-Jul-2007 09:17

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Very good stuff - both of you!

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#79612 25-Jul-2007 14:38

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I have an actual old radar unit in my car, that really stops those idiots with radar detectors, I have a couple of video's of me turning it on when a boy racer whizzes past and see them smoke up their tyres when their detector suddenly goes bleep bleep bleep at full power.

My car is a white 02 primera which looks convincingly cop-like and I have an RT antenna on the back for various experiments..

I need to put some "hella" lights in the front and back which do nothing but look convincing.

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#79636 25-Jul-2007 16:20

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How'd you get hold of an old radar unit? Police auctions? Anywhere we can see the videos?

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