I don't know about one w/o a cassette but, I have a brother-in-law that
installs radios for a living. When I inquired about this to him, he said
that one possibility is to look for a cassette deck that doesn't use gravity
to feed the tapes but is mechanical instead. I haven't pursued this avenue
myself yet since I'm not at that stage. Thought I'd pass it along however
for a possibility.
(Can't seem to sleep myself, been out of work for 2 months and it's starting
to get to me I believe. Feeling like a bit of a failure in the interviewing
process.)
KC Brager lbwll@visi.com
CRA (Central Roadracing Assoc.) WebMaster www.cra-mn.org
A bend in the road, is not the end of the road... unless you fail to make
the turn. - unknown
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>From: Steve Harvey <stevenh@execpc.com>
>To: "datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net" <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
>Subject: 3rd shift
>Date: Mon, Sep 6, 1999, 1:34 AM
>
>Hello All:
>Here I sit at 2:00am CST. I injured the left side of my lower back
>several weeks ago. Slow going but I improved over time. This happens to
>me several times a year so no big deal, right? Well last Thursday my
>partner and I finished a technical writing job mating a Bolens riding
>tractor to a sub-contractors snow blower. In the process of loading the
>tractor, I blew out the right side of my back. Just call me Richard
>Einstein! Can't sleep. Can't work on the roadster. Can't do S%$#! Well,
>here's a couple of technical questions I have:
>1. What's the type and thread size for the two fittings on the gas tank?
>The "out line" threads are stripped which caused me to use rubber fuel
>line hose. Since the tank is now leaking at a bottom seam, I want to
>remove it, repair the leak and the stripped fitting.
>2. Did the 68 2000 come with a console like the 70 1600? My 2000 didn't
>have one when I bought it. I have a extra console and would like to
>install it. Offers a ashtray, lighter and a place to set a cup of coffee
>or soda (pop).
>Observation: Has anyone tried to find a radio that fits the roadster
>that doesn't have a cassettes player? I've been to Best Buy and Circuit
>City and the radios they sell that could possibly fit the roadster all
>have a cassette player. I find that the smaller the radio the cheaper
>the quality. Having to rotate a cassette player 90 degrees doesn't help
>the player function properly. I've had two radios in my 70 and the
>cassette has eaten tapes after a few plays.
>
>Thanks
>Steve Harvey
>Milwaukee
>
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