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Re: I think it's been done!

 

2/25/2000 5:31 PM
J Epstein	Re: I think it's been done! With the right syndrum patches and a copy of "The Clash Live At Bond's Casino" or "Sly And Robbie's Greatest Hits," you'd be right there, wouldn't you?     This is pretty demented, Mark, you know that, right?     I want one.     -j

 

2/25/2000 5:52 PM
Todd Hepler	It has been done Hi mark ,     Someone actually did make this . There is a website for it somewhere ( its been a few years - i dont remember where)   all you need is a kickin' car stereo and youre in !     todd Hepler

 
 

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2/25/2000 7:07 PM
anonymous	Re: A car for guitar players quote: "I wonder if they have an upgrade from the Reverb trim level. Maybe the Deluxe Reverb, or the Super Reverb. :-P"     Then, of course, there's the two-seater "Twin Reverb".....     =Bob

 

2/25/2000 7:33 PM
ken m	Does it run on the same G.A.S. as we do?

 

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