FS: Antennas, GPS, Air Compressor, tool box

[WebDog]

I have a fire-stick 4' with quick connect and spring, $50 with hatch mount.

I switched to NMO permanent mount antennas and don't need these anymore perfect working condition.

Wilson 5000 CB antenna mag mount, $75
Wilson 2meter mag mount, $65

11 gallon 3.5HP air compressor, $50.

TomTom 3.5" GPS with traffic cable, $125

Stanley large tool job chest $45

 

[Jays siik xj]

Pics of the compressor?

 

[WebDog]

 

[Reedster]

How about some pics of the tool chest and dimensions? Thanks.

 

[cal]

how old is the compressor?

put me in line. i'm out of town until early next week and then we can talk.

 

[karstic]

I'll give you a call about the Wilson antenna.

 

[WebDog]

how old is the compressor?

put me in line. i'm out of town until early next week and then we can talk.

Ill look for a date on it but it was made in USA so you know it is old. Works great though, we have used DA sanders and the plasma cutter with it.

 

[TA2Jeep]

Ill look for a date on it but it was made in USA so you know it is old.

:roflmao:

 

[bhicks]

What model tom tom GPS? I'm looking for one that can record and input trips/trails and points of interest. Most I come across in the $150 or below range simply allow you to get directions or look at maps. I want to be able to record all the trails I have been on and the roads I used to get to the trail heads. My buddies GPS we used on the Rubicon allowed us the plot the entire trip into it's memory and even allowed us the mark points and add descriptions along the way. I also got the GPS coordiantes to the trail head and the route mapped out on how to get back. Would love to have those features

 

[WebDog]

The compressor is made in 1996, and has 6.1 CFM at 90PSI and 8.1 CFM at 40PSI. Pretty nice compressor, if I had somewhere to store it I would save it as a job site compressor.

 

[karstic]

What model tom tom GPS? I'm looking for one that can record and input trips/trails and points of interest. Most I come across in the $150 or below range simply allow you to get directions or look at maps. I want to be able to record all the trails I have been on and the roads I used to get to the trail heads. My buddies GPS we used on the Rubicon allowed us the plot the entire trip into it's memory and even allowed us the mark points and add descriptions along the way. I also got the GPS coordiantes to the trail head and the route mapped out on how to get back. Would love to have those features

Don't know if any of the TomTom GPSr will dothat. Look into a Garmin mapping handheld. The 60 CSx is a great gps for dual on-road/OHV use.

 

[WebDog]

Yea I dont think this gps will do that. I used it a lot when I was commuting to Pomona as it had the traffic feature and it worked great for routing me.

Now it just sits on my desk as I have the laptop and use the iphone for traffic.

 

[WebDog]

Compressor spoken for.

Here is the job chest I have; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0M4DFMQV1BE2B88A2KTC

In great shape, I used it on for about 3 months on a job site and it has been sitting in my garage ever since.