Jethro Tull

iTrader: (6)

While browsing through the Johnson Smith catalog recently (jokes, toys, odds & ends), I came across this ad for a brush that attaches to your cordless drill and cleans your rims by spinning action.

No big deal, especially at thirty bucks plus shipping, but look at the photo closely.

See something familiar?

They 'shopped-out the logo on the center cap, but there's no mistaking our favorite car.

SayNoToPistons

iTrader: (8)

"Cleans wheels in minutes". Shouldn't it be "in seconds"? If i'm going to pay for a tool, i'd expect it to work faster than cleaning by hand.

Jethro Tull

iTrader: (6)

Doesn't say how many wheels in "minutes", lol.

I think it's a gimmick. What caught my attention was the RX-8 in the photo.

JRichter

"needs clear corners" lol

Jethro Tull

iTrader: (6)

You know, somebody is going to ignore the directions and use this with a plug-in, 120 vac drill, and electrocute themselves.

tiggerlee

lol. Yeah it's obvious the owner isn't a forum member.

kersh4w

iTrader: (3)

kinda needs some lowering springs as well.

gundarx

I saw our wheels on the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (for automotive tire/rubber) box too The center cap was taken off/de-badged I believe.

zoom44

tit grey

zerobio

Nice find

Ross_Dawg

iTrader: (2)

Except its minutes that you dont have to do anything except hold down the trigger

Jethro Tull

iTrader: (6)

OK, if somebody actually buys one, lets have a review...

the stig

mother *****!!!

alnielsen

iTrader: (4)

That's for metal finish wheels. Ours have a painted surface.

Kris

I dont trust those wheel *****. One slip and there goes the finish on your wheel. Nothing works better than some good ole elbow grease soapy water and a cloth.