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Yep. I remember when 8-track tape clutter could be found blowing across most every highway. I wonder where it all went? Hopefully it choked a few coyotes that tried to eat it.
I had a Craig.. quad .. when it ejected a tape and you had your hand on the Hurst 4 speed T handle it would break your knuckles.. S that hurts..
I had a Craig.. quad .. when it ejected a tape and you had your hand on the Hurst 4 speed T handle it would break your knuckles.. S that hurts..
Ever seen a scanning radio in a 1956 car? I had one in my '56 Fairlane. As I recall, my old stock AM/FM radio went out and I found this radio at one of the local wrecking yards in a wrecked Fairlane. I think it was called a Town & Country radio and it looked just like the stock radio except it would scan for channels.
Ever seen a scanning radio in a 1956 car? I had one in my '56 Fairlane. As I recall, my old stock AM/FM radio went out and I found this radio at one of the local wrecking yards in a wrecked Fairlane. I think it was called a Town & Country radio and it looked just like the stock radio except it would scan for channels.
Never heard of one.. sounds interesting. I know back when on a 4 watt 2-way radio in the winter you could get skip.. I lived in the Finger Lakes of N.Y. and with skip I could get transmission from Chicago or further west.. back when the 2-way was the size of a suite case. The warm glow of tubes
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