Useful addition for CD Changer
05-29-2001 | 07:34 PM
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A hassle with th Nissan/Clarion changer is that it is in the trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
02-24-2003 | 03:33 AM
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Originally posted by martinf
A hassle with th Nissan/Clarion changer is that it is in the trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
A hassle with th Nissan/Clarion changer is that it is in the trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
03-07-2003 | 08:35 PM
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Originally posted by martinf
A hassle with th Nissan/Clarion changer is that it is in the trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
A hassle with th Nissan/Clarion changer is that it is in the trunk.
I bought a few magazines, from a Nissan dealer, keep the CDs in the magazines, and it saves the step of loading up the CDs. I just change the magazine (which generally are scattered around in my trunk.
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