I hear you. But my car does not have a radio with an AUX in. I have a 1995 and a 1998 Dakota pickup, and a 2006 Ford Fusion. None of them have an input jack. Still, I own all three and do not need a new vehicle.
Did you know I used to live on Cape Cod? I was stationed at the Pave Paws there on Otis. I lived in some apartments outside the old circle over by the Sagamore bridge, and then some condos over in Bourne on the Buzzards Bay side, and then finally we took over some empty housing units on Otis itself to make bachelor airmen quarters. I really enjoyed those years. I was there when Reagan beat Jimmy Carter, and even Mass voted for Ronald! Not as leftist then, I suppose! I had the sweetest girlfriend who lived in Taunton.
I used to listen to an oldies/soft rock station in Hyannis. Or maybe it was in Falmouth... Played a lot of heartache songs, like Elvis’s Kentucky Rain, Johnny Rivers The Poor Side of Town, stuff like that. Do you know which one I mean?
A New Vehicle! Who said anything about a new vehicle? Excuses excuses.
You could install a nice junkyard radio with an "AUX-in".
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You could buy an Auxiliary audio-interface FM transmitter...available at Nordstrom’s, Niemen-Marcus, Macy’s, Target, et al
(or Walmart, for about 20 bucks)
put it on yer phone..still plays. My son has a 1995 Chevy SUV so he bought a little gadget that plugged his phone into the Radio, it goes thru the lighter.
Has little jack that looks like the same as if you were plugging in your i phone to a computer, but he had an Android one as well, they both worked.. He says it is a rip off of the “i trip” ??
But he has had it so long he cannot remember the name.
Plus, he is a spoiled pissant watching a movie with his Dad.
I will check it out tomorrow and let you know.
No AUX button required.
Too much freaking snow to go out and check his car, but we are snow locked and I will look tomorrow while digging out .
Yes, I do remember you saying being stationed At Otis, My Grandparents used to teach Service men In WW II how to really eat a Lobster. My parents met in Falmouth in 1938.