Oh boy!!!

You won!
I also used to carry the wheel as you. Stand behind the right back.
This time it was no place there.

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Nice haul

Very nice haul!

Nice haul. Looks like an older Dodge Ram Van 197x-1997 dash panel that is also the wrong radio for that era van although they work as all Chrysler group product used the same mount and plug scheme (One black & one gray) until around 2002 when they left the black & gray harness for a newer style one. Radio of that era were plug & play don't get me started on GM my friend has a 2010 HHR the factory head unit gave out so I got one of Facebook market place and upon connection we were greeted with the dreaded "Lock" $65 and the latter the radio works.

Nice haul. Looks like an older Dodge Ram Van 197x-1997 dash panel that is also the wrong radio for that era van although they work as all Chrysler group product used the same mount and plug scheme (One black & one gray) until around 2002 when they left the black & gray harness for a newer style one. Radio of that era were plug & play don't get me started on GM my friend has a 2010 HHR the factory head unit gave out so I got one of Facebook market place and upon connection we were greeted with the dreaded "Lock" $65 and the latter the radio works.

It’s a 1993 Dodge Ram Van with 305,000 miles. The radio is out of a 1986 Chrysler Fifth Ave. It’s Bluesvan and we have known each other for over 20 years.

Makes your eyeballs pop out. Look at ths black enders and Sylvania's

Makes your eyeballs pop out. Look at ths black enders and Sylvania's

It’s a 1993 Dodge Ram Van with 305,000 miles. The radio is out of a 1986 Chrysler Fifth Ave. It’s Bluesvan and we have known each other for over 20 years.

Wow! so it was only 7 years old when you got it? How many miles were on it then? It is now 27 years old in Connecticut a vehicle 20 years or older is considered a "classic" I do not consider a year 2000 vehicle a classic but Connecticut does.

Wow! so it was only 7 years old when you got it? How many miles were on it then? It is now 27 years old in Connecticut a vehicle 20 years or older is considered a "classic" I do not consider a year 2000 vehicle a classic but Connecticut does.

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I bought it in 2004 for $395. It had been a parts delivery van at the Dodge dealership that I was a tech at. I started working there in 1999, and it was taken off the road in 2002, and then parked behind the dealership. It had 183,000 on it then. I have put about 70,000 miles on it in the last 4 years.

At the Laconia antique center here in nh there is some vintage fluorescent fixtures, the ends of the fixtures had one hole, im assuming that they are F96 then. (Sorry, I don't know much about fluorescent).

At the Laconia antique center here in nh there is some vintage fluorescent fixtures, the ends of the fixtures had one hole, im assuming that they are F96 then. (Sorry, I don't know much about fluorescent).

If they are 8 feet long and have one hole, they are F96T12 slimline.

At the Laconia antique center here in nh there is some vintage fluorescent fixtures, the ends of the fixtures had one hole, im assuming that they are F96 then. (Sorry, I don't know much about fluorescent).

Still in use or for sale?