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First AC/DC now Nirvana, good taste in music Tom :D

 

The new changer looks good, I wouldn't mind throwing a changer in my car if I had the extra cash, I get bored w/ the radio and the lack of good music.

 

And might I add, that's the cleanest inside of a center console I've ever seen  :0

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Thanks Jon.  :D  

 

If you don't mind an FM modulated one, check to see if Sears has one.  They were on clearance for $139.00.  I put my old 12 disc in my wifes car, since she didn't have a cd player at all.  I'll have some pics up of it on my site in a little bit.  They will be under the "Cars" link.   :)

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And might I add, that's the cleanest inside of a center console I've ever seen  :0

Yep!!!  I agree!!!  Even the money is shiney!!!  LOL

 

BTW Tom, that is a nice setup!!!  :D

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hey Tom what is the bumpy looking thing in the cup holder?  Looks cool

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hey Tom what is the bumpy looking thing in the cup holder?  Looks cool

Thanks Ryan and Shane.

 

It's that tool box liner stuff that you can get in a roll at auto parts stores.  It's kind of grippy and won't let stuff slide around.  Of course, cups don't slide around too much in there though.  :D

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Someone should start a post of "Let's see those center consoles".  :D  We can all see how messy others consoles are.

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Thanks John.  :D

 

Someone should start a post of "Let's see those center consoles".    We can all see how messy others consoles are.

 

LOL :) , mine was full of junk before.  I weeded it down to my mag light and a little more than a hand full of odd-and-end stuff.

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