I concur !Lookin’ Good! We have a few more weeks. Don’t put it to bed yet!!
Just about 70 degrees this past Sunday . Almost 90 cars for the poker run
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After getting it out to stretch it’s legs
I am so old school that, I once upoin time used to install these type of cell phones in mainly Cadillacs, but some other high end cars too.Old Skool mobile phone…. Memories! Love it!
South Florida Foxbody representing today at the car show
Had the day off and decided to POR 15 and Kilmat the 86 T Top. Made a noticeable difference in road noise. Next is the 90 vert.
I actually managed to find some free time recently and got my stereo issues resolved. My old fuse block had a fine hairline crack in the power receiving port AND a ground had slightly slipped out of its terminal. I haven’t had tunes for about a year now. I love music so much and my tinnitus is so bad without some kind of background noise, this is really a huge win for me.
It’s all 90’s era car audio. The way I would have built it in high school. Old school, American made products still kicking ass 30+ years later.
It’s all 90’s era car audio. The way I would have built it in high school. Old school, American made products still kicking ass 30+ years later.
Those Orion amps were the schnizz back in the day.I actually managed to find some free time recently and got my stereo issues resolved. My old fuse block had a fine hairline crack in the power receiving port AND a ground had slightly slipped out of its terminal. I haven’t had tunes for about a year now. I love music so much and my tinnitus is so bad without some kind of background noise, this is really a huge win for me.
It’s all 90’s era car audio. The way I would have built it in high school. Old school, American made products still kicking ass 30+ years later.
Yessir, I was too poor when they were new but some homies had them. Wanted them ever since. The 1st gen., laser engraved amps still hit pretty damn hard decades later.Those Orion amps were the schnizz back in the day.
Those were the definition of "high current".Yessir, I was too poor when they were new but some homies had them. Wanted them ever since. The 1st gen., laser engraved amps still hit pretty damn hard decades later.
Love ! I have a ppi art series for my doors and deck , us amps for my JL sub , Sony xec 1000 cross overI actually managed to find some free time recently and got my stereo issues resolved. My old fuse block had a fine hairline crack in the power receiving port AND a ground had slightly slipped out of its terminal. I haven’t had tunes for about a year now. I love music so much and my tinnitus is so bad without some kind of background noise, this is really a huge win for me.
It’s all 90’s era car audio. The way I would have built it in high school. Old school, American made products still kicking ass 30+ years later.
Well for the first time at least one tiny part of my car is kind of on par with yours lolololol!Love ! I have a ppi art series for my doors and deck , us amps for my JL sub , Sony xec 1000 cross over
I’ve got JL subs and components, and my crossover is another little old school audio jewel, an Orion CRX300. I’ve got a CRX200 tucked away too, just in case.
When I tracked down the issues I was having, I built a false floor to replace my aged factory spare cover and added truck jute from Rockauto.
I felt pretty good about where my trunk was at until I recently saw this trunk kit:
1979-1993 Mustang Coupe Trunk Kit — KDezines
This kit replaces all f the existing carpet and carpet side panels in 1979 - 93 Mustang Coupes. This is a 7 piece kit, 1/2 inch Ultra lite MDF floor with removable door to gain access to the spare tire, 1 panel behind the back seat, 2 panels by the tail lights, a left and right panels. All other pan
High school parking lot, 1999, Cibola HS, Albuquerque NM. Sh!t was wild bro.Those were the definition of "high current".
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