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#11

09-04-2007, 08:22 PM

libertyforall1776

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RE: A computer built in

Better yet, wait for Apple's new subnotebook later this year and get a mount like this for temp. use when needed:

http://www.afterthoughtsauto.com/mobnotdescam.html

#12

09-04-2007, 10:19 PM

badinfluenceRS

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RE: A computer built in

anyone know how to mount a toaster in a 94 Trans Am? I really need power to it so I can make my pop tarts while I'm driving to work in rush hour...god forbid i actually watch the road where i'm driving...

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09-04-2007, 11:36 PM

94Red

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RE: A computer built in

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ORIGINAL: badinfluenceRS

anyone know how to mount a toaster in a 94 Trans Am? I really need power to it so I can make my pop tarts while I'm driving to work in rush hour...god forbid i actually watch the road where i'm driving...

what your gonna have to do it take out for Flux Capacitor......... install a bracket from a 1997 model E toaster, can be found any many junkyards, and PRESTO CHANGO!!! you got toast on the road FTW!!!!

#14

09-04-2007, 11:45 PM

94Red

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RE: A computer built in

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LOL!!!!! well honeslty all ya need is a power inverter lol, i mean those damn toasters need like 1500 watt's to run but you shouldnt have a problem with a TA lol