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1. Classical music is by far the best on car radio.
2. Chickens really do run around with the heads cut off.
Chicken soup is really good.
3. Ford Tempo/topaz is junk if your engine mounts break at slightly over 100K miles.
4. It is good to get car manuals for every auto I have. That's including Haynes, Chiltons and most FSM volumes. Then you can pretend you know what h3ll you are doing.
I just put a system in my Bronco II, and the F150 has had one for some time. The funny thing is though, when it comes to programming the radio stations, I always program a classical station. I always assume that I will be driving one day and just need to hear something that I can "meld" in (is that in the right context?). I find I do my best day-dreaming while listening to classical music. Scary it's while I drive though, huh?
If you hear instrumental instead of Bass, stay off the sidewalk!
David
Last edited by david.brady; Nov 13, 2003 at 12:07 AM.
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