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If you happen down that way, whatever you can think of to shoot would be appreciated. I've lived in a lot of countries, but Scotland is the one I'd most like to go back to. Very interesting...I will see what I can do the next time I am down that way ...jim. |
particular weakness for redheads, it seems). She keeps talking about taking
a trip over to Ireland to explore her roots.
Whenever the subject comes up, I say she can drop me off in Scotland, and
we'll meet up afterwards in London to compare notes.
But I always wondered, why were the big Hollywood blockbuster movies about
great Scots of yore filmed in Ireland? Is Scotland all that unsightly, or
did Ireland's tax structure attract them more?
dwight
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But I always wondered, why were the big Hollywood blockbuster movies about great Scots of yore filmed in Ireland? Is Scotland all that unsightly, or did Ireland's tax structure attract them more? dwight I don't know...could be that the place is a dump full of scumbags........ |
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On Sun, 20 May 2007 03:54:06 GMT, "Jim GM4DHJ in the shack" jim.gm4dhj (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote something wonderfully witty: ....cut the dash of my '66 coupe to fit a new old stock 8 trackFM/AM radio ? No, and you shouldn't troll groups either. -- What are you on about? I don't troll any group....a here is my Mustang.... Sorry sounded like a troll question to me. Not to many people want to add an 8-track to vehicle, let alone hack up a classic car to do so. Sorry, but I';ve got to ask -- What on earth would compel you to put an 8-track in any car, let alone a classic that didn't come with it? |
added at the dealer. My Thunderbird had no radio when I bought it almost
30 years ago, I found an 8 track to put in it and I have a Muntz HI-FI 4
track cartridge player. No it didn't come with the car, but it is
exactly something that would have been added in the late 60's.
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"Humor is in the eye of the beholder.
Some beholders are flat-out blind." - Dwight
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Sorry sounded like a troll question to me. Not to many people want to add an 8-track to vehicle, let alone hack up a classic car to do so. Sorry, but I';ve got to ask -- What on earth would compel you to put an 8-track in any car, let alone a classic that didn't come with it? Good point...I will have to think about what you say .......what would you recommend ? remember the AM medium wave in Europe is 9Khz steps not 10Khz like the USA so it can't be digital tuning.....I have ruined the AM medium wave radio that came with the car trying to fix it so I am a bit stuck. :~( if you guys could look into this for me and give me some links to the best deals for say a manual tune radio/cassette that would fit without cutting the metal dash ? ...thanks jim (and I will stick the NOS 8track on ebay) |
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"Humor is in the eye of the beholder.
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"Jim GM4DHJ in the shack" <jim.gm4dhj (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote in message news:xtX3i.8053$qQ1.3780 (AT) newsfe1-gui (DOT) ntli.net... If you happen down that way, whatever you can think of to shoot would be appreciated. I've lived in a lot of countries, but Scotland is the one I'd most like to go back to. Very interesting...I will see what I can do the next time I am down that way ...jim. I'm a Scot (okay, well, mostly), and I married an Irish girl (I have a particular weakness for redheads, it seems). She keeps talking about taking a trip over to Ireland to explore her roots. Whenever the subject comes up, I say she can drop me off in Scotland, and we'll meet up afterwards in London to compare notes. But I always wondered, why were the big Hollywood blockbuster movies about great Scots of yore filmed in Ireland? Is Scotland all that unsightly, or did Ireland's tax structure attract them more? dwight Because Ireland still has wide expanses of grass areas accessible for |
Or it might be the pubs. :0)
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Sorry sounded like a troll question to me. Not to many people want to add an 8-track to vehicle, let alone hack up a classic car to do so. Sorry, but I';ve got to ask -- What on earth would compel you to put an 8-track in any car, let alone a classic that didn't come with it? Good point...I will have to think about what you say .......what would you recommend ? remember the AM medium wave in Europe is 9Khz steps not 10Khz like the USA so it can't be digital tuning.....I have ruined the AM medium wave radio that came with the car trying to fix it so I am a bit stuck. :~( if you guys could look into this for me and give me some links to the best deals for say a manual tune radio/cassette that would fit without cutting the metal dash ? ...thanks jim (and I will stick the NOS 8track on ebay) While some will dis the company.... Custom Auto Sound (on the net) |
US. I can't recall whether the switch is user friendly or must be set
at the factory when the prep for shipment.
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The Wolf With the Red Roses wrote: On Sun, 20 May 2007 03:54:06 GMT, "Jim GM4DHJ in the shack" jim.gm4dhj (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote something wonderfully witty: ....cut the dash of my '66 coupe to fit a new old stock 8 trackFM/AM radio ? No, and you shouldn't troll groups either. -- What are you on about? I don't troll any group....a here is my Mustang.... Sorry sounded like a troll question to me. Not to many people want to add an 8-track to vehicle, let alone hack up a classic car to do so. Sorry, but I';ve got to ask -- What on earth would compel you to put an 8-track in any car, let alone a classic that didn't come with it? My 89 did not come with an AM/FM/ Cassette, just a radio. It was added at the dealer. My Thunderbird had no radio when I bought it almost 30 years ago, I found an 8 track to put in it and I have a Muntz HI-FI 4 track cartridge player. No it didn't come with the car, but it is exactly something that would have been added in the late 60's. |
Manual and in the back are options. I added the 8 Track to my first
65 Mustang. Can't recall for sure, but I think it was a Lear. Added a
pair of speakers as well.
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....cut the dash of my '66 coupe to fit a new old stock 8 trackFM/AM radio ? |
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On Sun, 20 May 2007 10:15:15 -0400, "dwight" <tfrog93 (AT) gEEmail (DOT) com wrote: "Jim GM4DHJ in the shack" <jim.gm4dhj (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote in message news:xtX3i.8053$qQ1.3780 (AT) newsfe1-gui (DOT) ntli.net... If you happen down that way, whatever you can think of to shoot would be appreciated. I've lived in a lot of countries, but Scotland is the one I'd most like to go back to. Very interesting...I will see what I can do the next time I am down that way ...jim. I'm a Scot (okay, well, mostly), and I married an Irish girl (I have a particular weakness for redheads, it seems). She keeps talking about taking a trip over to Ireland to explore her roots. Whenever the subject comes up, I say she can drop me off in Scotland, and we'll meet up afterwards in London to compare notes. But I always wondered, why were the big Hollywood blockbuster movies about great Scots of yore filmed in Ireland? Is Scotland all that unsightly, or did Ireland's tax structure attract them more? dwight Because Ireland still has wide expanses of grass areas accessible for filming large battle scenes, and the costs, or so I hear, are lower. Or it might be the pubs. :0) |
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On Sun, 20 May 2007 11:48:23 -0500, WindsorFox windsorfoxNO (AT) SPAMcox (DOT) net> wrote: The Wolf With the Red Roses wrote: On Sun, 20 May 2007 03:54:06 GMT, "Jim GM4DHJ in the shack" jim.gm4dhj (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> wrote something wonderfully witty: ....cut the dash of my '66 coupe to fit a new old stock 8 trackFM/AM radio ? No, and you shouldn't troll groups either. -- What are you on about? I don't troll any group....a here is my Mustang.... Sorry sounded like a troll question to me. Not to many people want to add an 8-track to vehicle, let alone hack up a classic car to do so. Sorry, but I';ve got to ask -- What on earth would compel you to put an 8-track in any car, let alone a classic that didn't come with it? My 89 did not come with an AM/FM/ Cassette, just a radio. It was added at the dealer. My Thunderbird had no radio when I bought it almost 30 years ago, I found an 8 track to put in it and I have a Muntz HI-FI 4 track cartridge player. No it didn't come with the car, but it is exactly something that would have been added in the late 60's. Did you get the Reverb? I have a reprint of the 65 Mustang Owners Manual and in the back are options. I added the 8 Track to my first 65 Mustang. Can't recall for sure, but I think it was a Lear. Added a pair of speakers as well. |
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"Humor is in the eye of the beholder.
Some beholders are flat-out blind." - Dwight
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