Reply to "timing light-WHICH ONE?"

George PAdmin.

I have a cheesy 40 year old Sears/Craftsman inductive timing light. Back in the days of breaker point ignitions (60's, early 70's) and during the early years of California smog inspections (late 70s), this light was in constant use. The plastic inductive clamp has been too close to too many exhaust manifolds, but the damn thing still works.

If I were in the market for a new timing light, I would consider the Matco model, out of respect for Mark and all he does for the Pantera hobby, for the friendship we all have here on the DTIC. Besides, he's a pretty cool guy.

cowboy from hell

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