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    The American car is an amazing thing. It literally transformed the country and the world. It made everyone closer. You could now travel large distances in much less time. It also meant you could get around town easier which mean you could stay closer to your family and you could get a job a bit further away from your home. Of course at the same time you had the birth of the truck. The truck is possibly even more of a revolutionary vehicle than the car. With the truck you could take product, not only from the farm to the city but from city to city. It was a financial boom to the average person. But what if you wanted the best of both world? You got yourself a Chevrolet El Camino. The Chevy El Camino was basically a Chevelle with a bed attached. Since it was based on a car it drove like a car which was one of the complaints of the truck. But you also had a bed which meant you could haul a few things that the average car just couldn't do. Not to mention the El Camino had some suds under the hood and that made for some fun on the track. Now that you've got yourself an El Camino and you're cruising or moving things you need a radio to pass the time. But lets be honest the classic car radio was so underpowered and got such bad reception it really wasn't worth turning on. So what can you do? You head over to Vintage Car Radio and take a look at the line of Ken Harrison Radios. Ken Harrison radios are built to exacting standards with top of the line parts. They are easy to install and the sound is amazing. So get yourself a Ken Harrison radio today.