(Part 2) Best automotive electrical appliances according to redditors

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We found 52 Reddit comments discussing the best automotive electrical appliances. We ranked the 23 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

21. ARB Portable Fridge Freezer 82 Quarts Electric Powered 12V/110V For Car, Boat, Truck, SUV, RV, Home Classic Series I (82 Quart)

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ARB Portable Fridge Freezer 82 Quarts Electric Powered 12V/110V For Car, Boat, Truck, SUV, RV, Home Classic Series I (82 Quart)
Can maintain an interior temperature of 0 degrees for true in-vehicle refrigeration and freezingHolds up to 120 12-ounce cans, and can also accommodate two-liter bottles of colaContinues to actively cool contents while the vehicle is off, and features an adjustable automatic battery protection syste...
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22. Norcold Inc. Refrigerators N641.3 3 Way 2 Door Refrigerator

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Norcold Inc. Refrigerators N641.3 3 Way 2 Door Refrigerator
PerformanceReliabilityDependabilityThe confidence and satisfaction of a product that's proudly made in America by an American-owned company-with American quality built in every step of the wayThe convenience and control of Norcold's easy-to-see and operate LCD control panel that's located at eye-lev...
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23. FJC Car Snuggler 12-Volt Heated Travel Blanket

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FJC Car Snuggler 12-Volt Heated Travel Blanket
Plug into any 12V Cigarette Lighter SocketBlanket Size 58 x 42 with 8ft. Power Cord and Fused Lighter Plug100% Polyester FleeceAutomatic Temperature ControlQuick Warm -Up Time
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Subcategories:

Automotive coolers & refrigerators
Automotive interior electric blankets

Top Reddit comments about Automotive Electrical Appliances:

u/tarynme · 1 pointr/needadvice

Warm beverage when you can snag a drink, heated socks - heated blanket! Best of luck!

u/unusualmusician · 1 pointr/TinyHouses

A 3way fridge is definitely more spendy now, but in the long run the versatility is outstanding. For instance you can run off your normal LP system, swap to 120v is your tanks getting low, and if you ever put in a solar system, this can run off the batteries without a converter! They auto switch to, so if one source gets cut (say you're on vacation and your power goes out, it will swap to 12v or LP and save your food!).

I have this model, and really like it.

u/Sierrasclimber · 1 pointr/vandwellers

Well first gut on 2003; is 1500 can be scary. I'd check if that model has a transmission cooler. If they don't and they towed ever the transmission will have shortened life. Most seem to think 250/2500/three quarter ton vans are the sweet spot; build tough but not over built. 2003 with 159,000 miles; 1500 Ram van. The van is worth about $2,000. FYI that probably is all the financing you would get on it.
https://www.kbb.com/dodge/ram-van-1500/2003/van-3d/?vehicleid=349253&intent=buy-used&mileage=146252&condition=very-good&pricetype=private-party

So you're paying the seller $8,000 for wiring, solar, a fridge, roof fan, and wood? Seems awfully high to me. I'd price it out. I'm of the opinion anything in a van is worth 50% msrp as soon as it is installed. I mean if you were buying an used ARB fridge.
https://www.amazon.com/ARB-10800782-Fridge-Freezer-Quart/dp/B004P9DJSC
You wouldn't pay $1,200 for it; you'd look to probably pay $600-$800 at most. I'd say the value of that van is about $5,000. $2,000 for the van, $500 for solar, $500 for wood, $500 for fridge, $500 fan.

If you do go for it Valley Brake and Tire in El Monte, CA is a very good shop. I'd have the cylinders pressure tested.

Personally, I think the July market on vans is awful. High prices and unmotivated sellers. I wouldn't hurry to buy a van right now unless you really need to.