The Dark Wob

You mean you've got stuck to the sweaty seats?

I bought my Mk4 Fezza on a wet winter night when it became obvious that the brake failure on my Minor wasn't going to get fixed before work in the morning.....Kept the car for three winters until the MOT failure sheet became a full house at Scrappit Bingo.

I still miss that car, would definitely have another. Oh, and the seats were fine in mine but I never could/did clean the steering wheel satisfactorily and ended each journey feeling like The Yorkshire Vet after a particularly fraught lambing season.

I've even been mulling over the thought of sorting the paintwork out with a professional mop and maybe a partial rattle can respray.

The thing I miss the most over my previous cars is built in Bluetooth.

Mine had an aftermarket Panasonic head unit with USB capability. I still miss that, although it is in the shed pending arrival from USA of a loom swap to enable it to hook up with the Chrysler system....

mercrocker wrote: ↑Sat May 21, 2022 9:00 pm Mine had an aftermarket Panasonic head unit with USB capability. I still miss that, although it is in the shed pending arrival from USA of a loom swap to enable it to hook up with the Chrysler system....

Tempted to swap the Ford CD player for a tape unit and use one of those phone adaptors that worked well in my E36 Coupe.

Yeah, if only the Chrysler had a tape unit (1994 and CD - quite unusual for US cars) I could have done the same....It plays any CD I've put in it - for 40 seconds. Enough to know the 6 speaker Bose system is well worth sorting out a head unit for.

I've got one of these. Tune it into your radio and it streams your music and make calls etc.
ORIA Bluetooth FM Transmitter for Car, [2022 Upgraded] Wireless in-Car Radio Adapter Car Kit, Universal Car Charger with Dual USB Charging, Hands-Free Calling, Music Player Supports TF Card & USB Disk
Got one in the pug and it connects automatically to your phone. Mainly use it for radio 6.

No idea why the link won't work but it's one of these.

They work well.

I'm sure they do but sadly I have a mobile phone that would scarcely raise an eyebrow in a 1930s sci-fi film.