michaeldoggrell

Hi

Does anybody have the schematics on how to connect a mustang radio from the old days ?
I recently purchased on ebay and had it shipped over to Belgium. Thank god we have ebay and americans that are willing to ship to europe

I added some pictures of the radio on here. If you wanna see pictures of my stang see MySite

68COOP

This might help, it's all I got.

http://hammar.dyndns.org/~djhamma/wiring.htm

Let me know if you would please.

michaeldoggrell

Thx

Wow these schematics are mazing ... I've been looking for schematics like these for a while so i will definitely save them !

Unfortunately these are not the schematics i need at the moment
Thanks anyway

Jinxed67Stang

If you can get me a closer/better pic of the back of the unit I can prolly help ya a lil more.
My guess at the moment is your gonna have to hard wire it. Unless you have been up in your dash and there are the connectors that hook up to those plugs I see on the back of that unit. Another guess is that it only has... power, ground and either one or two leads for speakers. That should be about 4 wires. Not hard to wire, just gotta figure out whats what. You might try sending an email to the guy your got it from, ask him how he had it wired up? Does he have the connections, does he know what wires are what.
Good luck, man, try to get some closer pics

michaeldoggrell

Thanks dudes

Did you guys put in a modern radio or also an original one?

Jinxed67Stang

I put in a new one, (CD/MP3 player) I found it was way easier to just re-hard wire the whole thing. But I'm pretty good at wiring and hiding wires. Theres a link to my post
https://mustangforums.com/fb.asp?m=545170

michaeldoggrell

Nice Job but its not the style i wanna go with my stang.
I want to keep it original.

68COOP

Do you want to hard wire it, or get the plug that it needs. Try NPD(National Parts Depot), they have some of that stuff. Otherwise, would'nt ANY old Ford plug work??? Boneyards have plenty of them I'm sure.