It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood! Won't You Be My Neighbor?

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Karlon said:
11 cars for 1 person. are they all road worthy?
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I don't know, some of them probably not as he is a mechanic and talks about fixing them, something breaks all the time. He also drives trucks and buses and is a driving instructor.
Probably the cheaper cars he fixes them to sell them, but he drives an MG, Mazda, or Audi when I see him.
 
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Lanolin said:
I don't know, some of them probably not as he is a mechanic and talks about fixing them, something breaks all the time. He also drives trucks and buses and is a driving instructor.
Probably the cheaper cars he fixes them to sell them, but he drives an MG, Mazda, or Audi when I see him.
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kool, some righteous cars there.
 
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Karlon said:
kool, some righteous cars there.
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He was talking about installing my new car radio/stereo, but I've had my car since February and he still hasn't done it.

I can't listen to the radio at the moment because my car is Japanese and the radio bandwith doesn't match NZ.
I can only listen to CDs and I'm running out of CDs
I could watch DVDs too, but I'm not sure how to do that while also driving.
 
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Lanolin said:
He was talking about installing my new car radio/stereo, but I've had my car since February and he still hasn't done it.

I can't listen to the radio at the moment because my car is Japanese and the radio bandwith doesn't match NZ.
I can only listen to CDs and I'm running out of CDs
I could watch DVDs too, but I'm not sure how to do that while also driving.
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no, don't watch dvd's while driving. i know you are kidding!
 
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I would like to live in my very own destroyer, cruising the oceans and carrying my own flag. A nice little pirate cannon on the deck, and a budget to keep it all afloat.😁
 
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Lanolin said:
He was talking about installing my new car radio/stereo, but I've had my car since February and he still hasn't done it.

I can't listen to the radio at the moment because my car is Japanese and the radio bandwith doesn't match NZ.
I can only listen to CDs and I'm running out of CDs
I could watch DVDs too, but I'm not sure how to do that while also driving.
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So I did a quick google for wireless radio frequency expanders, that you don't have to take your car radio out and wire in.

Nobody makes wireless band expanders?! They are ALL hardwired things you have to install in the radio?

This seems like such a simple concept. A radio tuner that you can plug into your car dashboard and receive local radio stations, then rebroadcast it in a frequency that the car can pick up.

They have had Bluetooth adapters for years that you can broadcast Bluetooth audio from your phone, then it turns around and rebroadcasts it as FM radio that your car can pick up. Surely somebody can make one that picks up FM radio on New Zealand frequencies and rebroadcasts it in a range that can be picked up by Japanese cars.
 
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Lynx said:
So I did a quick google for wireless radio frequency expanders, that you don't have to take your car radio out and wire in.

Nobody makes wireless band expanders?! They are ALL hardwired things you have to install in the radio?

This seems like such a simple concept. A radio tuner that you can plug into your car dashboard and receive local radio stations, then rebroadcast it in a frequency that the car can pick up.

They have had Bluetooth adapters for years that you can broadcast Bluetooth audio from your phone, then it turns around and rebroadcasts it as FM radio that your car can pick up. Surely somebody can make one that picks up FM radio on New Zealand frequencies and rebroadcasts it in a range that can be picked up by Japanese cars.
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No seriously Lynx this is possibly one of the dumbest issues that I ran across working at my dad's mechanic shop - and literally those little bluetooth adapters and the tape-deck to 3.5mm jack cheap Chinese/Japanese quick-fixes were always better than anything we ever got to see from the Audio guys LOL.
 
Lanolin said:
He was talking about installing my new car radio/stereo, but I've had my car since February and he still hasn't done it.

I can't listen to the radio at the moment because my car is Japanese and the radio bandwith doesn't match NZ.
I can only listen to CDs and I'm running out of CDs
I could watch DVDs too, but I'm not sure how to do that while also driving.
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In the meantime...

Lanolin does your car have a USB port? Can you load music on a flash drive, plug it in and play from that?

Or does it have a little plug for a headphone jack, that you can plug into your phones music port and play from your phone?
 
I think I would like the log cabin with a lots of vegatables in front of in maybe some fruit three and then maybe invite a group or a person on some dinner or coffee
 
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