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01-08-2008, 10:12 PM

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Perfecting Operational Sound Quality at Ford

By Mike Mello 01.08.2008 My first car was a '76 Chevy Caprice Estate that reminded the driver to fasten his or her seatbelt by flashing an approximately 2x2-inch red warning light on the dash which simply read: "Fasten Safety Belts." If their was ever a buzzer that accompanied this feature, it had died out by the time I made off with that $375.00 bargain. No kidding, that wagon was just as reliable as the '96 Tacoma I drive now, which shows me the red-colored seatbelt dash light upon startup.

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