Should I keep my original audio to retain cars value
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SuperMazdaKart
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Re: Should I keep my original audio to retain cars value
but you'll be putting more wear & tear on moving parts within the cassette player
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Rocky
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Re: Should I keep my original audio to retain cars value
Most enthusiasts fall into the "no mods" or "lots of mods" categories. The term 'purist' also gets bandied about a bit. With very common cars like the MX5 its probably not very important whether you change things or not from a 'resale value' point of view however I guess we enthusiasts like to think there are some 'unmolested' examples around for posterity and as a 'reference point'.
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Re: Should I keep my original audio to retain cars value
snshami wrote:Hammer wrote:If iPod connectivity is what you're after, you could use one of these....
It cost about $10 delivered from eBay. This is how I use my MP3 player with my OEM NA8 cassette/radio. It surprisingly works very well.
Thanks for the suggestion. I just bought one on ebay for a grand total of $1.23
Maaan!!!...I paid $7.90 for mine delivered a couple of years ago. I got ripped off!!! I demand a refund!
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