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03-21-2008, 05:21 AM
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Re: Vintage Stereo stuff
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[ QUOTE ]  Kids!  You know it's hard to remember how they did sound, cause the pipes were usually so loud you couldn't hear it anyway, somebody was yellin for a beer in the back seat, or you were tryin to talk some sweet thing in a mini skirt into the car. Sound about right Mr. Cumby?  [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] Honestly, I rarely had the radio/tape player on if the car was running. The sweet sound of solid lifters buzzing and the drone from header mufflers and shorty pipes combined with the 4.10 gears was all I needed. I had cheap speakers in flimsy containers that sat in the corners of the back seat. Tinny at best! (But we were  )
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