Ventures on Guyatone amps

[Veenture]

I LIKE THAT PAUL!!!.............I might 'copy' the one that says 'Mosrite' in Japanese,
and make a special front License Plate for my Japanese Twin Turbo..................
That will get people to ask me questions about 'What the heck does that say?'..

Like this Dennis...

[Dennisthe Menace]

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Paul, where did ya find that PIC!?!?!?? That's my car! LOL!!

p.s.-Yes, that's what I had envisioned .

[bakeoboy]

Man I had one of those cars too!
It was great till it hit 100000 mi. then it self distructed. miss it though.

[dubtrub]

Man I had one of those cars too!
It was great till it hit 100000 mi. then it self distructed. miss it though.

Hey Artie, I remember that car back in the early 90s. 'Sushi' was it's personalized license plate.

[bakeoboy]

that's right! I thought it was the color of raw fish!

[Dennisthe Menace]

I own 3 of them.....
'92--296,000 miles
'93--107,000 miles
'98--139,000 miles

Before I get off topic from this 'OFF TOPIC,' Paul was kind enough to PM me where he had found the PIC info, also in which
the guy (a car collector/buyer/seller) tells you the history of the VR-4 and has a boatload of PICS below the Story.........
http://www.mcsmk8.com/92-3000GT/92-3000.html

....and now back to the Guyatone Amps

[woodchuck30]

Hi Danny, sorry I didn't get back sooner to explain the deal with the electricty, If you go over seas to Europe, you need to take a converter so you can use the american made products their. If you don't they fry. I'm it the same deal in Japan.

[dorkrockrecords]

Hi Danny, sorry I didn't get back sooner to explain the deal with the electricty, If you go over seas to Europe, you need to take a converter so you can use the american made products their. If you don't they fry. I'm it the same deal in Japan.

Nope, not the same deal in Japan (although maybe it was back in the '60s).