hide away record player

[91Bear]

Dodge also marketed a car specifically for women called "La Femme."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_La_Femme

[OldRedFord]

Dodge also marketed a car specifically for women called "La Femme."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_La_Femme

I know its a Dodge product, but man what a cool looking car.

[Caseys71]

Dodge also marketed a car specifically for women called "La Femme."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_La_Femme

I know its a Dodge product, but man what a cool looking car.

! Not to crazy about the colors on 'em but the styling of that car is just awesome !

[1982 flareside]

i beleive that old mopar fury had it in it. It had a hemi but wat about that

[fordman]

isnt that what joe dirt said. "it has a hemi in it".

[91Bear]

That record player (Highway Hi-Fi) sounds like a fairly good idea, assuming you have smooth roads, until you find out that the records played at 16 2/3 RPM. So, you could not play regular 45 records on them. You had to buy specific records from Chrysler and no one wanted to do that.

http://www.uaw-chrysler.com/images/news/phono.htm

[fordman]

what a ploy. and then they wouldnt make the records that you wanted to hear of course.

[f100fordtruck]

That record player (Highway Hi-Fi) sounds like a fairly good idea, assuming you have smooth roads, until you find out that the records played at 16 2/3 RPM. So, you could not play regular 45 records on them. You had to buy specific records from Chrysler and no one wanted to do that.

http://www.uaw-chrysler.com/images/news/phono.htm

course you could listen to you 45s it would just sound funny.

[fordman]

did you ever run your 33 1/3 on 45 speed?

[f100fordtruck]

did you ever run your 33 1/3 on 45 speed?

yep do it all the time when my friends come over who are deprived of the great sound of records, just to show em how they work.

[flyboy71]

I had an old record player that had 16 2/3, 33 1/3, 45 and 78 rpm settings. I still have a stack of 33 1/3, 45's and old 78's and even a few old Edison cylinders. I dont have a record player now to attempt to play them on. Anyone remember the thin flexible plastic records they used to put in magazines and cereal boxes where you had to punch it out of the page and lay it on a real record so it was stiff enough to not let the needle stop it from spinning? Im showing my age huh?

[kyle ray]

i remember those thin records that came in cereal boxes

[cdreams2]

In the 60's J.C. Whitney sold an under dash record player.

[fordman]

i remember those ceral box records.