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We used FM transmitters for those guys back in the day. Plug it in the headphone port and tune the stations.
Sorry I don't understand your response. This old ipod is loaded with music down loaded from itunes. If I plug head phones into it (it has not bluetooth) it works fine. If I plug it into my stereo receiver in the house it works great. But if I plug it into the usb port in my car - it is not recognized. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
There are little devices that take the "headphone" cable and transmit a tiny FM radio station just for your car.