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A Horse With No Name

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    Great picture of Sean Connery Also for today
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    Seen by my friend Brian, out hiking. Neat litle cars befgore they all rusted to oblivion. I hate nutella.
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    You are lucky to be single anda ble to tyravel. Missed getting together. Coming North soon.... One badass woman.
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    The system in the Ranger is fairly decent for a factory system. I listen to a lot of classical and jazz...I love how it reproduces stringed instruments. Road Trip!
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    Yes it does...
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    Funny....
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    It's funny because my friend Andy has a music loving wife and two music loving teenage daughters. He has had the same basic cheap audio system for 30 years and it runs 20 hours a day playing music.... Andy's dad has a fortune in MacIntosh stuff that he never uses. YMMV.
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    Truth....
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    With all of the ambient noise, good enough is good enough for an automotive audio system for me. For years I drove vintage muscle cars, service vans for work, and played with sports cars on the weekends. Fairly high ambient noise. The stock system in my Ranger does OKay with stringed instruments, I mostly listen to classical music when I drive. If I ever got a car like a Cadillac I would want a really premium audio system. However, I really want to buy a Wrangler or Bronco for my next car. Lots of places I want to explore with 4WD. Ambient noise level off the chart again, especially with all terrain or mud tires. YMMV. A little bit of bias, yes. I have no issue with Benz cars, they build some awesome stuff. I have issues with people being Benz fanboi's just for the sake of being a benz Fanboi. But I ahve the same issue with vintage Mopar guys, Jeep guys, diesel truck owners, Miata nerds, etc. Love what you want to love, but don't shove it down my throat. Same concept works really well for the three "toxic" subjects of sex, politics, and religion.
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    I buy Grado headphones. They are made in the USA by a company that has been owned by the same family since 1953. https://gradolabs.com/headphones I find I really enjoy listening to headphone music at times. Just me and music, nothing else.
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    I love McIntosh stuff....but it is pricy... I would take this over anything built in Asia or Europe. But funny... Yeah...not a Bose fan myself. That's the nice thing about home audio, 90 or 95 % of a really good system is available fairly readily. Very happy with how my home system sounds.
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    I love European architecture.
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    Unreal....
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    Pontiac with patina, Craigslist find... Neat pic, from ana rtistic standpoint.
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    Today....
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    From local Craigslist advert....
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    And was a nightamre to repair with the Hondas.... I love GM styling from the 60's, I had a great aunt who had a similar car from the Era. She almost lived to 100, and drove the car until 1995. She nwas born in 1897... You have 24 Foot rather than 24 inch dubs....would be perfect for the everglades, and with wheels that big you wouldn't have to worry about the Battery packs getting submerged. 24" vs 24'.... Gm had a lot of great ideas back in the day...
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    Cobra, you knew Shelby content was coming in somewhere, right?
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