<VV> 1962 radio <No real help>

[Louis Armer]

Soooo.....................Does this mean you FINALLY have your 64 up 
and running or do you sit in the yard
and pretend to drive...............??? <GGG>

da Chuckster
Chuck Armer
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At 05:17 PM 9/29/2007, you wrote:
>
>In a message dated 9/29/2007 1:55:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>AeroNed at aol.com writes:
>
><<I thought the point of a radio was for it to MAKE noise?
>Considering what is available on AM these days, what else would you call it
>but noise?>>
>
>
>
>Yeah... all those LIBERAL talk show people....
><snicker-snicker>
>
>That's why I just traded some old VW books for a new am/fm/casette w/6 disc
>changer for my 64 700.... that way I can load up my Bluegrass CDs 
>and cruise on
>down the road...
>And I can still listen to Art Bell when I'm driving around "late-late at
>night"... and I can call in about my UFO sightings!
>:-)
>Is he even still on???
>Anyway, I still have to wire it up and cut out the radio pod... I found one
>that isn't perfect, so I won't feel bad about cutting it up.
>Later,
>Lonzo
>
>
>
>Lon Anderson in White Mills, KY
>CORSA, Corvanatics, Derby City Corvair, Central Kentucky Corvair
>1961 Greenbrier
>1963 Greenbrier
>1964 700 sedan (getting a radio upgrade from Sparkomatic to Clarion ARX7170)
>1969 Monza coupe FOR SALE

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