James Vette
CCCUK Member
No I get to park anywhere.
My Questions
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Mad4slalom
CCCUK Member
Yes or no , put me out of my suspense!
James Vette
CCCUK Member
Yeah I posted photos on the "What have you been working on" thread.Yes or no , put me out of my suspense!
Mad4slalom
CCCUK Member
Brilliant news james, bet you wish you had done it ages ago, what did you get, and where from? More pics pleaseYeah I posted photos on the "What have you been working on" thread.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
Is it acceptable to have a scruffy storage compartment including the gloveboxes? It's not too bad but I need to detail it. The small key I have doesn't even fit in the lockable glovebox keyhole. 
Might have crud stuck in it.
Might have crud stuck in it.
CaptainK
CCCUK Member
I'm not concerned about how the glovebox looks..... mostly because I don't have one in my VetteIs it acceptable to have a scruffy storage compartment including the gloveboxes? It's not too bad but I need to detail it. The small key I have doesn't even fit in the lockable glovebox keyhole.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
So the 68 doesn't have compartments behind the seats?
CaptainK
CCCUK Member
Oh it has those storage boxes, yes. But it doesn't have any glove box / map bags / whatever it is in the dashboard of the later cars.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
I prefer it with the sleeves.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
For some reason my wiper door got stuck open with the wipers both upright. Was my fault for messing with the wiper switch while the car was not actually running.
Nassau65
CCCUK Member
For me, an original radio is a must in any classic vehicle. I just think it completes the look. An upgrade is OK to me, ie an AM to the more expensive when new AM/FM or even one with an 8 track ( remember those?) I always loved 8 tracks in cars when I was a kid. I was always surprised 8 tracks were not introduced into Corvettes until the very late 70’s, considering mustangs got them in 66.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
I have the 8 track radio but no 8 tracks.
Nassau65
CCCUK Member
Well, get onto eBay, there’s always a good selection on there. Of course it’s all old stuff, as by the early 80’s the cassettes were becoming more popular in the US, which was the 8 tracks main market.
Buy one to see if it works.
Chuffer
CCCUK regional rep
Yeah , 8 tracks were great and just played over and over for ever so you could just load up your fave tunes and cruise and cruise . The only problem was storage because they were the size of an encyclopaedia !
teamzr1
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Yeah , 8 tracks were great and just played over and over for ever so you could just load up your fave tunes and cruise and cruise . The only problem was storage because they were the size of an encyclopaedia !
Another lost electronics of music, the cassette, remember them
A lot smaller than the 8 track that always seemed to pull the tape out
I bought these like in early 1970s, so they are older than James and time when things were made for quality
as I still play these, and they sound as they are new
teamzr1
Supporting vendor
Cassettes also had other uses
In 1981, I had one of the first Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1 home computers
This was before hard drives and even 5-inch floppy disks
We used a cassette player and used that as where to store programs and data !
Man does this shows how old we are