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...learJet The 8 track was the epoc of car music.....LZ- "Dazed and confused for days I dont know how>
...learJet The 8 track was the epoc of car music.....LZ- "Dazed and confused for days I dont know how>
I saw a 1060’s something Rolls Royce a couple years ago that had an 8 track as standard equipment...found that interesting...someone had later added a cassette deck, but the built in 8 track was still there.
My mother ordered a brand new 1969 Oldsmobile 442 because she was tired of station wagons. She took me in to help her with the options list. She already knew she wanted power everything and metallic grey paint with black vinyl top and a blue vinyl interior. I added the 8-track tape player and 400 ci V-8. Was a fun car.
The most sought after item that would guarantee your car would be broken into. Its as if you kept a gold brick on the front seat nowadays.
8-tracks were large cassette tapes Really? 8-Track Museum Opens In Texas http://www.crackerhammer.com/really-8-track-museum-opens-in-texas.html
I remember when I got my first car with a cassette player in it, in the 1990s (a Maverick), it was better, but not all better, the 8 tracks had their own little (few) good traits.
Wow! Does this bring back some memories or what? Muntz.
I had a 77 Old Cutlass with a combo 8track/CB original equip
Muntz 4 track cartridge playerI had a 1967 Camaro Super Sport that had the 8-track option. I was the second owner of the car and it was three years old. Someone broke into the car one night and stole the casette player. They also did a lot of damage to the inside of the car. My dad woke me up early one morning and told me the passenger door to my car was open. Really pissed me off! I remember that kachunk sound, right in the middle of listening to a song. Does anyone remember 4- tracks BTW?
