i used to use one of these in the 80"s but it started giving me electric shocks so i stopped using it as new fangled stuff like sierras came out with no points fitted
cgi.ebay.co.uk/CRYPTON-MOTORSCOPE-CLASSIC-ENGINE-TUNING-EQUIPMENT_W0QQitemZ220570416342QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item335b0574d6
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well it survived (stored outside) better than any of the cars it was meant to support.
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I'll put it next to my hydrolastic/hydrogas suspension pump-up tool (brake pedal and master cylinder on a piece of wood).
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Jeez - its like something out of the 1st Dr. Who series (or WW1)
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My first car was an Aggro. I think the second Cryptoscope thing looks more comfortable, more reliable and probably faster too.
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You can get some nice HiFi speakers from the same seller while you're at it BB, nice Queen Anne legs by the look of it:-
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Last edited by: spamcan61 on Wed 17 Mar 10 at 19:41
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I would love to know what the story is behind those sales.
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...from the same seller...
Ah, Dynatron. They used to make posh cabinets for tellys as well.
If I recall, the audio stuff was not deemed to be brilliant quality.
And I couldn't let an Allegro thread pass by without mentioning the square steering wheel, known as a Quartic.
I was watching the film In the Heat of the Night the other day, lots of 60s/70s Yank cars on there, including one with an electric folding roof, like my CC3.
There is a car chase and one of the pursuing vehicles clearly has an odd-shaped steering wheel.
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>>>You can get some nice HiFi speakers from the same seller while you're at it BB <<<
Dynatron ... Hi Fi ... ? ... :-D
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