Lucas et faisceau électrique!

[britmk4]

peut être déjà vu sur le forum mais sans aucun doute un outil indispensable dans un atelier d'anglaises ???
http://www3.telus.net/bc_triumph_registry/smoke.htm

[anneauxdin]

Je vais paraître ignare, mais cela sert à quoi exactement?

[Renou Invité]

Ca ressemble à une "Joke"!
Contrôler le câblage avec une quantité de fumée pré mesurée et adaptée à chaque composant?
They are kidding on the other side of the pond.
Cdt

[Renou Invité]

En fait, pour Admin, ce topic est à classer dans:
" Blague du jour"
A +

[britmk4]

effectivement ça devrait être dans la rubrique blague du jour!
c'est un truc qui a été mis sur baybay pour déconner sans doute, j'aime bien les questions réponses en dessous

[Jidé de Grasse]

c'est excellent, les questions/réponse sont à mourir de rire !
j'aime particulièrement : (mais c'est vraiment une mine !)

Q: Will this smoke kit also stop oil leaks on British cars?
A: No, nor will it bring about Middle east Peace. Some things just ain't going to happen, my friend.

Q: Enough, enough already! I cannot allow you to perpetuate this lowbrow fraud any longer! Anyone with any knowledge of Lucas products should recognize that the Lucas label art on the jar is wrong for this early version of the smoke kit. And of course, the lid should be black with the valve oriented 180º to the label. The smoke color itself is not original to the early cloth insulated wiring and perhaps even for the early plastic insulation. Bidders beware, this is most certainly a replica, and a poor one at that — possibly from Taiwan. Additionally, the smoke replacement kit was meant to be used only by highly qualified personnel. The dangers of misuse are indescribable - certainly I can't…, but the phrase "gone up in smoke" was born of this process.
A: Oh, yeah? well, in the interest of openness, I'm going to place your tirade on the site. That doesn't mean I like it, though.

Q: Man, this is so cool! Is there a water pipe adapter for filtering the smoke? Oh yea, and do you really need a car?
A: The question is, more likely: does one really NEED a BRITISH car?