2003 ``Top-Ten Must-Have Mobile Electronics'' List

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      Leading Southern California Retailer, Al & Ed's Autosound,
   Celebrates Southern California Car Culture as It Showcases Latest
           and Greatest Car Gadgets in Time for the Holidays

WHAT:   At a corner, on famed Route 66, your readers and viewers will
        see:

    --  Ten cars outfitted to the nines! -- with a collection of the
        latest, trendiest, hottest, and most envied mobile electronics
        products -- simply the "Must-Haves"

    --  Get in, sit down, and turn it all on

    --  Do it in 10 different cars

    --  Do a double-take on the first installed 300+ channel mobile
        satellite TV

    --  Get the inside scoop from Mr. Mobile Electronics -- drool over
        the latest on what's new in car stereos, satellite radio and
        TV, CD changers, amplifiers, speakers, equalizers and
        processors, mobile theater systems, navigation systems,
        security systems, safety systems and radar detectors

    --  Show your audience how to quiet "Back-Seat" Drivers

WHERE:  Corner of Historic Route 66 
        (Santa Monica Blvd. and La Cienega Blvd.)
        Al & Ed's Autosound
        8500 Santa Monica Blvd.
        Los Angeles, CA

WHEN:   November 3, 2003
        6 AM until Noon
        Get there early -- press check-in begins at 5:30 AM(a)

WHY BE THERE:

    --  Great Photo Opportunity -- give your viewers and readers a
        behind-the-wheel look at up to ten cars with all the hottest
        products in mobile electronics -- amidst the backdrop of
        Historic Route 66

    --  Considering the ongoing love affair with cars, readers and
        viewers will feel privileged to get a sneak peak at what the
        auto industry insiders will see at next day's SEMA 2003, in
        Las Vegas

    --  Get behind the wheel -- make your day, imagine your car
        similarly equipped

    --  Talk to Mr. Mobile Electronics and have him do the shopping
        for your audience -- check out what mobile electronics would
        appeal to mom, dad, picky spouses or puzzling teenagers

    --  It's Monday morning -- is there a better way to spend a Monday
        morning?