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Old 05-27-2011, 10:43 AM
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Sooo . . . that would be an i(H)pod?


that is a good one hilltop.

I love the radio, is it just am?
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Sooo . . . that would be an i(H)pod?

That's an awesome accessory!
That was a good one, Hilltop!
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We had one on our 856, it mounted on top of the dash just ahead of the throttle. Now if you had an FM converter, you'd be stylin'
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Sooo . . . that would be an i(H)pod?


that is a good one hilltop.

I love the radio, is it just am?
yea its just am. my son can't wait till he gets it on his 128.
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if anybody finds a fm convertor PLEASE let us know. thanks jrrr cub
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Hey There! I just bought one at the red power show for $30...lol. He had two and I should have bought both. Does yours have the ID sticker on the bottom? mine does not and I was hoping to get some model info on it.

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