classic car prices going down?
October 11th, 2014 | 06:25 PM
#81
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From: Southeast Michigan
Are you ready to have an aneurysm? They donn't even offer metal or autoshop at most high schools, they choose to close them down and renovate the buildings at my school for our girl's dance and theater programs. The only school that had autoshop was the pregnant mom/criminal/super senior high school campus.
October 11th, 2014 | 08:47 PM
#82
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From: Kent Island Maryland
Record album sales beat out cd's for the 1st time in prob 30 yrs......so who knows
It doesn't matter to me anyway, I'm building mine for me to enjoy))))) I hope I live long enough to wear her out
It doesn't matter to me anyway, I'm building mine for me to enjoy
))))) I hope I live long enough to wear her out
October 12th, 2014 | 10:44 AM
#83
'87 Delta 88 Royale
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 2,514
From: Margate, England
Both vinyl and cd's are old hat nowadays, downloading to an ipod or mp3 is the new way of buying music. Unless I'm out of date again of course.
So both are hobby pursuits rather than mainstream.
It used to be on motorway rest areas in the UK you would see racks of cassettes for sale, they were replaced by cd's, now you see them more infrequently, soon probably not worth stocking for the retailers.
Roger.
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