On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?
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"Evan Platt" wrote in message
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a
Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?

Chevrolets don't, either, but I have installing radios in Chevys for 35
years and none of them caused a problem--at least none that were not able to
be fixed. All minor glitches. Fords (at least during the earlier years I
owned them) had too many noise issues and repair problems. So I have
basically stuck with Chevy over the years as they have proven to be
reliable. One car I bought in '87 lasted 13 years and 199,000 miles--and
chock full of radios! LOL!

Now them "furrin'" cars I don't much cotton to. I'm still mad over Pearl
Harbor. LOL! (Whoa! Don't pounce--I know all about foreign content in
domestic cars, etc. I just prefer an American make made by Americans in an
American plant *IF* I can get it.)

73

Jerry


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"Evan Platt" wrote in message
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a
Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?

Chevrolets don't, either, but I have installing radios in Chevys for 35
years and none of them caused a problem--at least none that were not able to
be fixed. All minor glitches. Fords (at least during the earlier years I
owned them) had too many noise issues and repair problems. So I have
basically stuck with Chevy over the years as they have proven to be
reliable. One car I bought in '87 lasted 13 years and 199,000 miles--and
chock full of radios! LOL!

Now them "furrin'" cars I don't much cotton to. I'm still mad over Pearl
Harbor. LOL! (Whoa! Don't pounce--I know all about foreign content in
domestic cars, etc. I just prefer an American make made by Americans in an
American plant *IF* I can get it.)

73

Jerry


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"Evan Platt" wrote in message
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 20:23:31 GMT, "Ralph Mowery"
wrote:

As the car did not come equiped with a ham radio, "F* off" and buy a
Toyota
the next time.

Oh, and what does Toyota have to do with ANYTHING?

Do Toyota's now come with Ham radios installed?

Chevrolets don't, either, but I have installing radios in Chevys for 35
years and none of them caused a problem--at least none that were not able to
be fixed. All minor glitches. Fords (at least during the earlier years I
owned them) had too many noise issues and repair problems. So I have
basically stuck with Chevy over the years as they have proven to be
reliable. One car I bought in '87 lasted 13 years and 199,000 miles--and
chock full of radios! LOL!

Now them "furrin'" cars I don't much cotton to. I'm still mad over Pearl
Harbor. LOL! (Whoa! Don't pounce--I know all about foreign content in
domestic cars, etc. I just prefer an American make made by Americans in an
American plant *IF* I can get it.)

73

Jerry


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