Radio Dash fit
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Radio Dash fit
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johnnyreb
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look on ebay for a pyle shaft style radio. old school look and fit with plugs for MP3 and SD card. Less than 30 bucks.
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'Black Betty's running a Pioneer KEH P5700, purchased new about 8 years ago, old by today's units I know...
I'm very fond of Pioneer's Supertuner feature as I like to listen to KGON out of Portland, other radios I've had just don't cut the mustard. I went with a cassette unit as I've got a massive backlog of cassettes and was dubious about CD skipping with the stiff suspension on 'er.
Dimensions by the book are 7" width 2" height and 6" depth and installation was a snap without any compression of the defroster hose.
Mind you, to work on the gauges I've installed I have to pull the chassis, but with the included kit it is easy.
I'm very fond of Pioneer's Supertuner feature as I like to listen to KGON out of Portland, other radios I've had just don't cut the mustard. I went with a cassette unit as I've got a massive backlog of cassettes and was dubious about CD skipping with the stiff suspension on 'er.
Dimensions by the book are 7" width 2" height and 6" depth and installation was a snap without any compression of the defroster hose.
Mind you, to work on the gauges I've installed I have to pull the chassis, but with the included kit it is easy.
thiswontbetooexpensive
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Glad to see I'm not the only one with Conway Twitty on cassette!
This won't be too expensive Dear! That's what I keep saying. Over and over again.
This won't be too expensive Dear! That's what I keep saying. Over and over again.
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More of an ARS fan
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