>> Anyone interested in adopting my old brickphone? I'll ship it for
>> cost of postage. If no takers I'll send it to the Goodwill Computer
>> Store, which will undoubtedly sell it for scrap.
>
> What is a "Brickphone"?
The in-dash communications device, support for which was (apparently)
discontinued. My dealer yanked mine when I griped about the constant
error message about "no functionality". The cubby is much more useful.
" what is a "brickphone" " ?
a $500 dealer option ?
$ better spent on air intakes, chassis braces,
bif front brake drumbs..
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> > Anyone interested in adopting my old brickphone? I'll ship it for cost
> > of postage. If no takers I'll send it to the Goodwill Computer Store,
> > which will undoubtedly sell it for scrap.
>
> What is a "Brickphone"?
Wooly - 28 Dec 2007 19:06 GMT
> " what is a "brickphone" " ?
>
> a $500 dealer option ?
>
> $ better spent on air intakes, chassis braces,
> bif front brake drumbs..
I bought the car used at private sale, for a good bit less than current
market value - so some other dumb fool paid for that phone, not me.
Hell, the dealer removed the thing, replaced it with a much more useful
in-dash cubby, and updated my firmware - all at no cost to me, since the
phone service has been discontinued and I bitched about the constant
error message on my dash display.
It makes an excellent doorstop but is useless otherwise. Comes in a
decorator Volvo pasteboard box!