Rare C1 option - Heater tree
06-06-2015, 11:39 PM
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Rare C1 option - Heater tree
Attached is a pic of one of the rarest options ever installed on a C1. I believe that only one car ever received this particular option.
Yes, we has to cut the tree down to move the car, which is a 57. Car is not for sale, but we can make you a deal on the heater tree option.
Yes, we has to cut the tree down to move the car, which is a 57. Car is not for sale, but we can make you a deal on the heater tree option.
06-06-2015, 11:46 PM
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That's not a factory option - it's aftermarket! 
06-07-2015, 05:43 AM
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No that's a home made theft deterent!
Each time you park, you remove the engine and plant a small ash tree. Alternative to removing the coil wire.
Each time you park, you remove the engine and plant a small ash tree. Alternative to removing the coil wire.
06-07-2015, 07:36 AM
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Sorry to inform you but as rare as the option is it is not NCRS approved tree.
The NCRS has a little more bark, the color is just a little darker in color, the center stump must count 23 rings, and must be 32 and 1/4 inch in length when measured from the largest root.
You have a 10 point deduction on your hands.
The NCRS has a little more bark, the color is just a little darker in color, the center stump must count 23 rings, and must be 32 and 1/4 inch in length when measured from the largest root.
You have a 10 point deduction on your hands.
06-07-2015, 08:30 AM
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None of you are close. Its missing a lot of parts but that is RPO-OAK; the rare 3 speed shifter on the steering column option known as, "three on the tree"... Its on the right hand side so its obviously an Australian conversion.
06-07-2015, 08:35 AM
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Sorry to inform you but as rare as the option is it is not NCRS approved tree.
The NCRS has a little more bark, the color is just a little darker in color, the center stump must count 23 rings, and must be 32 and 1/4 inch in length when measured from the largest root.
You have a 10 point deduction on your hands.
The NCRS has a little more bark, the color is just a little darker in color, the center stump must count 23 rings, and must be 32 and 1/4 inch in length when measured from the largest root.
You have a 10 point deduction on your hands.
06-07-2015, 08:36 AM
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One should have ordered the tree-mounted bird house to complement the bird cage.
06-07-2015, 12:46 PM
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I think Frank takes the prize on this one!
