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09-22-2006, 10:55 PM

Rev.Vassago

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Rock on, Howard 100 can pass the time............

BOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Oldie and Unfunny RULE!!! WOW!!!

Kona911, I totally agree with you, OandA are the best and I love it when they make fun of howie when he pisses and moans and spreads lies about OandA.

dude, I couldn't of said it any better myself. :mrgreen:

Sure you could have, if you would have gotten rid of all references to O&A. :wink:

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09-23-2006, 12:47 AM

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In my old truck I had a cassette player and just ran a hard wired connection thru that.In my new truck I have a cd player so now I have to run thru diff freq. which sucks,I am looking for a cassette player to replace the cd but they are becoming hard to find.
I have the Pionner INNO for XM and a streamer for Sirius.

And by the way O&A Party Rock!

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09-23-2006, 02:01 PM

bibnflannel

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thanks for all the replies. Yes, I think Im going to have to find a way to hardwire it thru the truck stereo. I have a jvc sirius unit that doesnt scan pre-selected fm frequencies, youy have to manually change it each time I have interuptions from local stations using the fm frequency Ive slected. My wifes car has xm built in to the unit, anyone ever went to a salvage yard and got one of those from a wrecked car and installed it? Im not sure where the antenna is for the xm on her car, maybe its a dual antenna?