[64woodwheel]

Vintage stop light from a small town in Colorado. Great prop for a garage, restaurant, bar, etc. Heavy, weighs 30 lbs. boxed. No reserve.
Old stop light

[bradsgoat]

How much?

[67droptop]

Originally Posted by 64woodwheel

Vintage stop light from a small town in Colorado. Great prop for a garage, restaurant, bar, etc. Heavy, weighs 30 lbs. boxed. No reserve.
Old stop light

I'm bidding on it!!!!

[JLHarper]

FYI, you can buy the kits on ebay and around the internet called a sequencer that allow the user to set up different light options (for display use only).

Have them blink, slow change or steady iirc

I have a few and fun to display.

[Jeff Hamlin]

I picked up an NOS unit as part of a deal. I mounted it on the wall with plumbing pipes.
I'm trying to figure a way to put a plate/switch pad on the floor so when I pull a car in it will light upon reaching the stopping point.

[bascom123]

Originally Posted by Jeff Hamlin

I picked up an NOS unit as part of a deal. I mounted it on the wall with plumbing pipes.
I'm trying to figure a way to put a plate/switch pad on the floor so when I pull a car in it will light upon reaching the stopping point.

very cool idea, may want to look into a optical sensor for a remote garage door opener.

[ITSBACK]

Put sensors in three different locations with relays you can have it turn green when you enter, then yellow at halfway and then red to stop. You just have to figure out a circuit which uses the n/o and n/c contacts to get the sequence right. That would be pretty cool.

[64woodwheel]

Ebay pulled my auction for having it listed in ebay motors. I sold the one in the listing to the high bidder at the time (67droptop). I have another one. $160 shipped anywhere lower 48.