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Old 06-27-2013, 10:48 PM
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I remember seeing Cousin Brucie at Palisades amusement park. Those were the days of am radio.
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Lol. Yeah, it's an old A.M. fender mounted tractor radio. Sorry man, not poking fun at you. Lew, are you really young?
Lew is young in years, but old and wise in the knowledge of cub cadets.
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Mike did you try to get it to work any better than it did in the parking lot?
Thanks guys and no Eric haven't had a chance to mess with it yet.
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Nice one Mike
You find all the good stuff!
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It looked better on my 123 than a tailgate
It worked when I had it hooked up
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Too cool that looks just like the factory radio in my dads dodge truck!! Neat purchase!!
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I remember seeing Cousin Brucie at Palisades amusement park. Those were the days of am radio.
Man! That's turning the old clock back! I was in Jr High, laying in bed after dark listening to Cousin Brucie on WABC out of New York. I live 40 miles N.W. of Pittsburgh. Good ol' A.M. after dark. After the sun went down you could pull stations in from far away like WLS in Chicago, WABC in New York. That's Way before FM ever came around and where you had to tune to listen to the latest hit's. Get that Radio tuned up cubcrazy and I'll be up to see if it still plays all the old channels and old hit's from the 60's!
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