Leave the cd`s in it. Not worth the pain. Ask the buyer to return them if it happens. I sold a camper with the understanding if they found my homeade forged axe they would call. They did.
How to remove CD's from broken auto CD changer?
Jul 12, 2017
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I use a single thumb drive with thousands of selections.
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In an old car that you're going to sell for $1000, it makes no sense to me. Cutting the price $100 would probably have better results.
How does $28.99 work for you?
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That could work. If it is a decent radio it is damned cheap for the features. That could pay for itself.
Seems like a few years ago a crappy Sparkomatic AM radio was more than that.
Why was your axe inside the cd player ? Did you accidentally load a Wayne Newton cd or something ? Auf wiedersehen, danke schoen.
Ed Pawlowski posted for all of us...
MY SirusXM opinion follows:
I don't like the service because it is as repetitive as free radio. Same songs sometimes on different channels at the same time. I tried to get it for $50 for the year but they tried to bill me every three months. To get them to quit I had to get a charge back on my CC and block their number in my phone. I still find advertising on certain channels and when they have a "free" listening period for suckers the channels I had in there either got reassigned or written over. I would rather use USB or CD and pick the music I like. I've had enough of cousin Brucie and British band members talk. Just sayin, if you like it, good for you.
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