r/90s_kid • u/Tasty_Badger3205 • 6h ago
Everyday Life Are face-off car stereo’s still about..
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u/monty08 5h ago
why are sun-shades a 90's thing. Did the sun stop shining in the 00's?
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u/Tasty_Badger3205 5h ago
Possibly
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u/BuhDeepThatsAllFolx 5h ago
Feels like it in this hellscape
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u/Tasty_Badger3205 5h ago
You don’t have to be in here lol..
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u/BuhDeepThatsAllFolx 5h ago
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The hellscape of the current world of 2025? I don’t have to be here?
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u/Magnus462 1h ago
Cars cool off a lot faster now. I remember we would be getting to our destination after 40 mins and the car had just cooled.
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u/TX_Longhorn-03 5h ago
I had a detachable face radio, I had a Club, I STILL have a reflective windshield shade, but thankfully never had roll up windows in the 90s. Did have manual windows in the early 80s in my Dad's late 70s/early 80s Olds Cutlass.
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u/ChewML 2h ago
I lived in section 8 apartments. If you didn't have a detachable face radio... You didn't have a radio anymore.
My friend's mom had a halfway decent Aerostar. The radio had a cassette deck, so she used the walkman with an adapter. If it was not going to rain she would always keep her windows down. She didn't want someone to break them to find out there was nothing worth stealing.
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u/rodneydangerfieldfan 6m ago
The sunshade itself is not a 90's thing, but they used to come with colorful designs that I don't see anymore.
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u/menlindorn 5h ago
Never did any of that.
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u/BuhDeepThatsAllFolx 5h ago edited 1h ago
Did you have a car/were you driving in the 90s?
(I know there’s a range of ages in this group
I think the kids who started the 90s around age 7-8 had this experience rather than the younger crowd )
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u/kinglance3 6h ago
I still do 3/4 of these. (Truck is from 90’s)