feu orange times have sadly been and gone- unless some your car has had them in from the 90's then your very lucky to have that scent !

I saw that there was an attempt to do a pin-less version with a plastic puncturing tool but that never sold as well. Or at least an explanation as to why they had to change such a winning formula - thousands of '80s cabbies can't be wrong!One sniff of this really does transport you to motoring from decades past and we sincerely hope that it sparks the imagination of classic car enthusiasts everywhere. thats a good advert for scrapyards to take to the eviron-morons- don't get rid of them, they smell like orange groves! Feu orange was so 'of the era', and I have a real hankering for one (especially now I know I can't get one!

We’ve been overwhelmed by the response and interest in helping us to create the ultimate ‘Old Car Smell’ and are delighted with the final fragrance.If I could find a stash of these beauties I'd snap them up in an instant, that smell is authentic motoring yesteryear. hell, what a shock, no longer available, I didnt realise, tells you when I last walked into a Halfrauds! All content is viewed and used by you at your own risk and we do not warrant the accuracy or reliability of any of the information. They are a small scented gel stick that clips on behind the tiny plastic traffic light and slots into your air vent. Might apeal to those who love their fake carbon, but to anyone wanting the retro look of the original.