CD player for a C7?
05-17-2016, 03:34 AM
#41
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I give you the very first pull-out 8 track player:
Yes sir, mounted proudly in my 65 Ford Galaxie!
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05-17-2016, 04:49 PM
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05-19-2016, 05:05 AM
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05-19-2016, 07:39 PM
#45
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The Craig/Pioneer I showed was made to mount on the driveshaft tunnel between or in front of the seats.
It would slide in and out of its mounting bracket, making it portable.
The big selling point of this approach is the security of removing it from the vehicle and the versatility, as it also came with a nice little base that allowed it to be played thru a home stereo system.
State-of-the-Art at the time....geez, I can hardly remember this stuff today.
It would slide in and out of its mounting bracket, making it portable.
The big selling point of this approach is the security of removing it from the vehicle and the versatility, as it also came with a nice little base that allowed it to be played thru a home stereo system.
State-of-the-Art at the time....geez, I can hardly remember this stuff today.
Last edited by sunsalem; 05-19-2016 at 07:40 PM.
05-22-2016, 04:57 PM
#46
Racer
The Craig/Pioneer I showed was made to mount on the driveshaft tunnel between or in front of the seats.
It would slide in and out of its mounting bracket, making it portable.
The big selling point of this approach is the security of removing it from the vehicle and the versatility, as it also came with a nice little base that allowed it to be played thru a home stereo system.
State-of-the-Art at the time....geez, I can hardly remember this stuff today.
It would slide in and out of its mounting bracket, making it portable.
The big selling point of this approach is the security of removing it from the vehicle and the versatility, as it also came with a nice little base that allowed it to be played thru a home stereo system.
State-of-the-Art at the time....geez, I can hardly remember this stuff today.
05-22-2016, 09:23 PM
#47
Race Director
At 69 I burn all my cd's to a flash drive and find it so much better than the CD player and sounds just as good. I have been transferring cd's from computer to flash drive for family members. It's very easy and enjoyable. Do about 10 cd's per day or whenever you have time and have fun.