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Listen Every Saturday Morning From 9:05AM to 9:55AM CDT on 680 KFEQ AM Radio and the Horison Broadcast Network across America. 91.9 FM local to St Joseph, MO. And on the streaming audio. Go to www.ksrdradio.com
We also have guests invited to talk about their own automotive specialty. Tune in and learn a thing or two. Call in with your question. I'll do my best to answer it on the air. Weekdays on KSRD 91.9 FM in the mornings and afternoons where I'll answers all of your questions on vehicle related issues. Send your questions to: cartalk@KSRDradio.com. Go to www.ksrdradio.com to check out the web sight. June 27th 2009 Birmingham Auto Parts in the Kansas City area. See there web site www.birminghamauto.com Give J.J. or Sherry a call. Quality Used Parts. Great people with great service and value. You be glad you called them. Tell them TRON sent ya!! Coming Soon: Automotive Lubrication. Discussion of Automotive Oil. Which ones are best. Synthetics oils and grease. This will be a great show. You don't want to miss this one. I'll be gearing up for this show sometime soon.
Remember to vote for Jesus this election year. America without Jesus is America without HOPE! Tron Please check out this worthy cause to give from your heart. The subject is Camp Quality. It's a camp for kids up to 16 years of age with cancer. It's a week long camp with MANY activities where they forget about the illnesses they all have. A time they can be a kid again. Average cost per child is about $1500. Keep in mind, your donations provide for a child to attend free of charge. It's a Blessing for not only the child. It's a Blessing for the Parents as well. Even the smallest of donation will be blessed beyond comprehension. Check out these web sights to learn more & place your heart felt donation. May God Bless you and your family for your gift of love & support. Winter Road Conditions Report Phone Numbers: Missouri *55 or 800-222-6400 Kansas 511 or 800-585-7623 Iowa 511 or 800-288-1047 Nebraska 511 or 800-906-9069 (The 800 numbers are road conditions reports, were as the first set of numbers are for EMERGENCY use only) |