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Pioneer deh-9600mp and Infinity components
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Period correct-ish wagon install
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love era correct stuff. its funny actually, I have a 95 grand cherokee that is my 'offroader' and I recently replaced the blown speakers with some old blaupunkt units I've had in a box since about 2002. Along with my old JVC cd/mp3 player from the same year. It actually sounds better than my 2011 grand with the highest trim level and 11 speakers lol.
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The infinity and 9600 combo is thumping. For SQ it’s perfect. But I do want some more SPL look at me watts 
I'm not about to give up on Mr. White, we've been together too long, but I love the 3rd gen Tracer front end. Like your wheels better than Mr. Whites too. Mr. Whites wheels (see photo section) are just 4 years younger than the car.
Our late son found those wheels at Harry's of Allentown and wanted them for his Escort, Mr. Black (a '94 sport manual). He found 3 all together and we looked for close to an hour for the 4th wheel. I finally found it, face down, in a large puddle of rainwater and transmission fluid by recognizing the tread on the tire. Alas, Mr. Black never got to wear the wheels, after 3 accidents, a non functioning 3rd gear and finally a seized engine, Gabe realizes the car wasn't worth resurrecting. He replaced it with a 2000 Lincoln LS Sport with a manual transmission, also Black ( I'm also active on lincolnvscadillac.com).
I put 80 hours in sanding the clearcoat off and repolishing those wheels, Gabe (aka Riotkill) was just going to paint them some dayglo color, I think green.
Our late son found those wheels at Harry's of Allentown and wanted them for his Escort, Mr. Black (a '94 sport manual). He found 3 all together and we looked for close to an hour for the 4th wheel. I finally found it, face down, in a large puddle of rainwater and transmission fluid by recognizing the tread on the tire. Alas, Mr. Black never got to wear the wheels, after 3 accidents, a non functioning 3rd gear and finally a seized engine, Gabe realizes the car wasn't worth resurrecting. He replaced it with a 2000 Lincoln LS Sport with a manual transmission, also Black ( I'm also active on lincolnvscadillac.com).
I put 80 hours in sanding the clearcoat off and repolishing those wheels, Gabe (aka Riotkill) was just going to paint them some dayglo color, I think green.
Hey 99, polish those headlights!
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I’ve got a lot of plastic to polish. A Pioneer PL740 LP player lid, a Pioneer 100 disc cd changer front door, about 20 PS2 games and CDs, and these headlights.
I’m worried about ruining the plastic further. People say to use so many different things. And the plastics are likely different formulations. I just need to start on the cheapest thing first I guess.
***oh ya I have new old stock lights in my shed. Been there maybe 15 years…second house and second shed they have lived in. Maybe it’s time?
I’m worried about ruining the plastic further. People say to use so many different things. And the plastics are likely different formulations. I just need to start on the cheapest thing first I guess.
***oh ya I have new old stock lights in my shed. Been there maybe 15 years…second house and second shed they have lived in. Maybe it’s time?
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