Anybody still have their old school car audio equipment?

[Chris from Washington]

Not sure why I got this, I must have sent them a letter about something.

But here is a letter from Kicker Dated: January 1997

[Chris from Washington]

nobody else has any old stuff laying around to post?

[Chris from Washington]

Not sure why I got this, I must have sent them a letter about something.

But here is a letter from Kicker Dated: January 1997

I think all of those places they listed as authorized dealers have closed down.
There is still a FOSS car audio, but I don't think it's the same place as it was back then.

[GlassWolf]

I still have tons of it. Mostly Alpine and Orion from the early 1990s. Some Pioneer Premier, Cerwin-Vega (just re-foamed the LE-12D subs), some DynAudio, and a few other odds and ends.
I have a collection of vintage 1980s home audio too (Pioneer Elite, Onkyo/Integra, KEF Reference, Nakamichi)

[Chris from Washington]

I still have tons of it. Mostly Alpine and Orion from the early 1990s. Some Pioneer Premier, Cerwin-Vega (just re-foamed the LE-12D subs), some DynAudio, and a few other odds and ends.
I have a collection of vintage 1980s home audio too (Pioneer Elite, Onkyo/Integra, KEF Reference, Nakamichi)

Cool, would love to see some pics of some of them.
If you ever get a chance, post some here.

I'm hoping this thread can become an archive of cool old school audio equipment and related items.

[Chris from Washington]

I really thought this thread would be more popular. There seems to be so much interest in older equipment now a days.

[allaboutfun]

New guy here. My first car was a '68 Bonneville 2 door. It had an 8 track player and Jensen coaxials in the rear deck. The rear window had a leak so every time it would rain, the right speaker would fill with water. I'd unscrew it, dump the water out, reinstall it and it would keep on rockin'. Those speakers were awesome.

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[Chris from Washington]

New guy here. My first car was a '68 Bonneville 2 door. It had an 8 track player and Jensen coaxials in the rear deck. The rear window had a leak so every time it would rain, the right speaker would fill with water. I'd unscrew it, dump the water out, reinstall it and it would keep on rockin'. Those speakers were awesome.

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Welcome to the forum,

wow, now that is old school right there!!

[Chris from Washington]

New guy here. My first car was a '68 Bonneville 2 door. It had an 8 track player and Jensen coaxials in the rear deck. The rear window had a leak so every time it would rain, the right speaker would fill with water. I'd unscrew it, dump the water out, reinstall it and it would keep on rockin'. Those speakers were awesome.

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Welcome to the forum,

wow, now that is old school right there!!