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06-03-2005, 02:28 PM
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Saving Water Filthy again
Join Date: Dec 2004
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I need some help.
I am taking my family to visit my brother and his family in Swan Hill for the long weekend, and NO we are not there yet. I thought that a portable in car DVD player may help with my sanity. I don't want to spend too much (cuts into mods budget), I don't want a crap unit that will not last beyond one use and I don't want to install it into the car. However I would like a unit that plugs into the cigarette lighter (Accessories socket) and my daughters can listen to through headphones so I can still listen to my music. Can anyone please advise a reasonable value for money unit and where I could get it before next Friday 11th March. Thanks in advance. Steven
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Blood Orange BA FPV GT-P. Again, now I am complete Last edited by Filthy GT-P; 06-03-2005 at 10:43 PM. |
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Portable in car DVD players
Linear Mode
