Pinz Swiss turn signals $90

[compunerdy]

Used Pinz Swiss turn signals pair. One has a broken off screw for the lens. $90 + shipping

[Hoss]

Did it occur to you at all putting all of your items in one thread instead of spamming the forum....

[compunerdy]

Did it occur to you at all to not be a ass? I do not know of any classifieds section where they encourage you to list all items in one listing.

[cascade.king]

6 individual posts is hardly spamming the forum.
At least, once the item is sold, it'll be easy to tell.

[czarthirteen]

Agreed.... Much easier to find what you might want when displayed prominently in the subject rather than just random parts for sale lumped into one post.

If anyone was to offer posting etiquette criticisms on this forum it shouldn't be one of us. .. That right is reserved for one man alone.

[Stekay]

God I love the holidays...

[krick3tt]

Just a curiosity seeker. Why, for those that understand the pinz design wizards, are there two lights in the front turn signal lights?
Only one in the rear...those folks behind me are the ones I want to be aware of my intensions. Have not tried but, do the front work with only one bulb?

Happy trails...and a merry holiday to you all.

Morris

[GenevaPinz]

I suspect that this was an off-the-shelf design already in use with other Swiss army vehicles, as most Swiss army trucks of the time (Steyr 680, Saurer 2DM) sport the same turn signals.

I also remember very similar turn signals on the "trolleybuses" of my youth. However, on the buses, the 2 bulbs would light up alternatively, which was a much better use of the 2-bulb setup, it looked quite cool. There are pictures and some specs of the buses here: http://www.snotpg.ch/site/trolleybus-articules-berna/ (in French, sorry...). Some of these buses are still in service today in Valparaiso, Chile.

I haven't tried recently, but I think it does work with just one bulb.

[compunerdy]

Price reduced $60