Modding the Analog clock?
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The analog clock is an Infiniti tradition (up to the Q50 at least) that was standard equipment in all Infinitis since the car’s inception. It gives the car some class. I’ve never understood why some mod zealots are so quick to trash these customs in favor of some cut-rate and unnecessary thingamajig. 
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OH...well if you are referring to the 300, that was a return to history as well. I dont 100% sure know about some later models, but for sure the '55 Chrysler 300 had a clock on the dash! LoL
What else ya got?
What else ya got?
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Meaning The analog clock is an Infiniti tradition is not as "special" as one my think
OK...THAT I'll give you! LoL. Their tradition of having an analog clock is not special in the fact that its not new. However, it is their idea to create a tradition of following in the footsteps of other great luxury brands...which makes them special! LoL Its two sides to the same coin
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Pics of the Robot mentioned above and Yes I will take almost any more useful Thingambob than the clock as I never look at IT for the time.
Even a nice plated Badge would do well for me....maybe a Punisher logo or my rocket launcher control switches
Even a nice plated Badge would do well for me....maybe a Punisher logo or my rocket launcher control switches
Having the clock may not exactly be a "UNIQUE" tradition but it is a tradition...... think about it, during the holidays a TON of families have traditions of having a ham, singing christmas carols, or even more common putting up Christmas trees.... A lot of people do it but it doesnt mean its not a tradition. Just my $.02.
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Well, if you’re against tradition, then you also may favor deletion of :
• The Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament (for over a 100 years now)
• The easily recognized Aston-Martin grill
• The holes on the sides of Buicks (I guess you won on that one)
• Pontiac's silver streaks on the hood and trunk (sigh, Pontiac itself is gone too)
• Chevrolet Corvette’s round tail lights (oops, they’re gone now too)
I guess traditions in auto manufacturing is a fleeting thing. I, for one, think it’s a shame.
• The Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament (for over a 100 years now)
• The easily recognized Aston-Martin grill
• The holes on the sides of Buicks (I guess you won on that one)
• Pontiac's silver streaks on the hood and trunk (sigh, Pontiac itself is gone too)
• Chevrolet Corvette’s round tail lights (oops, they’re gone now too)
I guess traditions in auto manufacturing is a fleeting thing. I, for one, think it’s a shame.
Ford has done everything to the Mustang except completely copy the 67-70 body styles. I wish they would quit messing with it and do just that. The old bodies with new tech chassis and engines. Dodge is almost there with the Challenger.
