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I just got a borescope, although I haven't used it yet.

Something is pressing down on my shift rod in the tunnel and I want to take a look.

It is useful for other things you can't easily view, like looking at your butt.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/prod...00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 

1957 CMC (Speedster) in Ann Arbor, MI

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That is such a cool tool, Michael. I bought not one but two of the first commercially available borescopes 10 years ago or so. I think they were close to $400 each. In order to see anything, you close one eye and look through the thing like a telescope. The image was in black-and-white and very low resolution. 35 bucks for something that displays on my phone would have been amazing. It’s easy to forget how much technology has pushed the ball down the field. 

 

Proctological applications aside, the possibilities are boggling.

At long last, you could know for certain if the light in your refrigerator really does go out when you close the door.

You could see the idle jet holders on your Webers and get a wrench on them, all at the same time.

And maybe most important, you could tie some strings inside your engine compartment, motor down the road, and finally determine - once and for all - whether air goes into or out of the hibachi grill while under way.

 

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