July 9, 201511 yr A clockwork key. That's the best way to describe it. That great big plastic? key that you see stuck on the back/side of cars & pickups. Anyone know where to get one ??
July 9, 201511 yr Had to scratch my head for a while to understand that you probably mean this fun things to be "glued" to the rear of cars? (350 Baht). http://www.natanan.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=539 Sorry I can't help with the question as such. Many online sources, but no idea about a shop in Pattaya. Edited July 9, 201511 yr by KhunBENQ
July 9, 201511 yr Just make sure that you get the correct key for your car's make. Some of the keys will not work with some brands of European cars.
July 9, 201511 yr Many, many years ago a mate had a Fiat 500 (the original with the 2-pot engine) with a plywood key on the back, it actually went round when the ignition was on. Nothing new in this world "I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"
July 10, 201511 yr I see more and more of these everyday. What is it all about ? Thai humour No, just humour. I think it's funny in an ironic sort of way.
July 10, 201511 yr How ridiculous are Asian... They enjoy at 40 what we did at 15... But one suspects the OP is a middle aged whitey so guess that poo poo's the whole premise of your post
July 11, 201511 yr Author Just to wind up this post (pun intended), I've been told that they are on sale at Theprasit Market simetimes.
July 11, 201511 yr Sounds great - You see them on bikes as well. I assumed their purpose was to give the average Thai something else to distract them from safe driving. Out of interest, why are you wanting one?
July 12, 201511 yr Author My friend wants one to take back to New Zealand. They might be commonplace here but not over there.
July 12, 201511 yr I think most Thai drivers should attach one to their heads and then they could wind their brain up now and again.
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