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LETRA PEE,

town

ta? Liam
NEWS photo. “Tery Peters

ALL YOU need for great sound in the vehicle of your choice isa car stereo outiit installed by Performance Cur Stereo,

Paul Carroll, lefCand Randy Dungate exhibit the essentials ia

SUP SLECEO COUPE,

NEWS ohoto Mike Waketield

VOLKSWAGON
CHASSIS and engine and
fiberglass body are
featured in this 1952
MG-TD Roadster Repli-
ea. Owned by Loreen
Ritz, the vehicle has 800
km on the rebuilt engine.

Performance

in car

THERE ARE a lot of things
to consider when buying a
car stereo,

This is a relatively new in-
dustry which has dramatical-
ly changed our lifestyles, and
as a result of our demands,
it has undergene some
dramatic changes itself,

The cight-track cartridge
Aourished with its promise
of never-ending musi¢g due to
a clever dosed loop of tape
that could play continuous-
Ty. it it didn't stm up first.

The cassetie was more re.

liable, and introduction of

Sassette inachines with
eabonaie reverse cupabuire
allowed them tao play cate
tinoteds. therets gliminutng
ans supers The sit
hase had. ond

SOME Hi OU fa ontithes
fron, pe ttasedtacadls
radio bt the

Natl

rach

iad,
OF musts

entoting at lane
with ao much im

sound

proved sound quality.
Improvements in
ment design and
istallation can make the
automobile into the ideal
listening environment.
Private, contained, it is also
a place where most of us
spend a great deal of our
time. H's no wonder that in
IS years we have seen the car
stereo go from. being a
Novelty 10.4 Nevessity.

equip-
proper

Paul Carrol has been in
business on the North Shore
since 1973, and he is the
owner of Performance Car
Stereo. The store specializes
in autamebile sound and it
tas been in business since
the bevinming of the sear.

Pertornianee Cu
Stereo and Wivard Tnstalla
trons are oupen 6 ditvs
Seek. Trim Yom ta} pain,
atthe cormvr oat Pemberton
and Welch.