just saw them in tampa a couple weeks ago for the time machine tour. i've seen them 9 times now.

 

Thats cool as hell. I had a 76 Cobra II. 302 with a 2 barrel and 4 speed. White with 2 blue stripes and the fake hood scoop thingy on the hood. Snake on the horn button, 'racing' steering wheel. Mine had a blue interior. I had 2 of these cars. I had a 78 V8 Mach 1 also. Pretty much the same set up minus the strips and hood scoop thingy. Both were slow as dog poop but I thought they looked cool at the time. Both of mine just had AM/FM but it was stereo with speakers in the doors!

Hurst

 

pair of Jensens in the rear and you where the man, or was it Panasonics?

 

Kraco's, get it right!
Jenson's were for the rich kids.

Hurst

 

thats right, I bought a set at Wagon Wheel flea market

 

lol screw you guys. I had a boom box in the back seat of my 68 mustang, wired into the 12v power where the batteries should go!

 

I had house speakers laying in the back of a Chevy Citation I drove around for a while. Didnt sound too bad with a 100watt amp and Pioneer Super Tuner cassette stereo with autoreverse! That was important back in the day so you didnt have to manually flip the tape.

Hurst

 

^^^^fk... forgot about flipping tapes. I love technology. Very...VERY soon, most of our digital media will be streamed from cloud servers and we will not physically own it. The cool thing though is that we will be able to access it from anywhere. Imagine getting to the gym and logging in to access all of you itunes/whatever digital media.

 

Thats how they want it. But it will never happen. Thats basically communism in its purest form. They want to license the music rights to you, they want to license software also. They dont want to sell it to you. Look at how the EULA's are all written now days. Even television,.. they are so desperately trying to push those TV Cards. The problem with communism is that people like to own things. There will always be some form of media for music.

Hurst