sschanz

Ok, not too popular I know, but would love to see pics of your receiver in your dash and how you compensated for the newer receiver size (single DIN) in your large stock opening and with the stock contour of the dash.

Installing a newer single DIN is not complicated, however the contour of the dash would leave the side of the receiver not 'flush'. Looking to see what some folks did out there!

Tims65

Tim

Tims65

JamesW

I wish I could find the page. I saw once where a guy took a black frame and 'potted' it in with a black epoxy. He'd taped off the dash and the frame and smoothed in the epoxy. When it cured it looked smooth and slick.

sschanz

Thanks for the pics Tim. That's the look I want. Do you have a gap on the sides? Wasn't the stop AM cutout height larger than your new one?

James - exactly what I was figuring we'd have to do to feather in the sides. Not sure if there's anyway around it!

Steve

dodgestang

Take one previously hacked up dash, hack it some more in a weird place, add a shelby radio delete panel and....

Tims65

I filled the small gap where the dash curves a little and the little bump is, with black caulk. The old holes for the radio and ***** were covered by the new opening.

Tim

dodgestang

Something tells me someone has a car that someone pre-cut for an 8 track player.

longlive289s

unfortunately im about 200 miles away from my car so this is the best i got.


also....i got the car with a cd player. I want to actually put the original radio back in and wondering if anyone have any diagrams of how the original radio was hooked up?

i actually have the original radio and it still works lol

dodgestang

Looks like an old an 8 track hole from here.