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Lidl Jump-start Power Bank with Compressor - 69.99
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Intrested to see how it will fair over time without much use and if it'll end up as a paperweight!
You will need to charge it up every month or two otherwise it won't be able to jump start a car, but there is no reason it won't last for a few years. I'm keeping mine in my classic car (20 years old) that I take up the mountains to go hiking. The last thing I would want after coming down from a long winter hike to my car in the middle of nowhere with no phone reception is for it not to start
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The car I keep the charger in? A '99 Porsche Boxster. My other classic, an '87 Mercedes 190E 2.6 auto, is up for sale. Or it will be in the next few days. If I were to keep it, I'd keep a charger in that car too
Nice, I'm trying to decide what classic to get, didn't realise boxters were classic now, excellent!0 -
Well depends on your definition of classic
You don't get the cheap €56 motor tax until the car is 30 years old and insurance depends, I have a very cheap fully comp policy where even some 15 year old cars qualify as classic. If you are interested in classic cars, have a look on the classic cars forum! Even start a thread with what you like and you'll get a load of helpful reactions.0 -
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