Stereo Receiver
#1
Stereo Receiver
Silly question but I want to add a nice stereo system in my street car, does anyone make a nice bezel/trim piece that is used to install an aftermarket head unit into a mustang dash? Obviously I will need to trim the dash which I don't mind. But since the dash is radiused, it would look crappy I think to just have it mounted straight to the dash metal.
#2
Actually you won't have to do any trimming at all. There are several vendors that make stereos that appear to be completely stock but are packed with modern features. Custom Auto Sound is only one.
Do a Google search of classic mustage stereos and I think you'll be surprised at how many options you have.
Do a Google search of classic mustage stereos and I think you'll be surprised at how many options you have.
#3
Custom Auto Sound stereos are notoriously terrible. I've talked to a couple car audio shop owners that refuse to carry their products because they've literally started fires in vehicles.
I'd look into hiding a modern stereo in the glovebox, or building a small under-dash box for it to mount in.
I'd look into hiding a modern stereo in the glovebox, or building a small under-dash box for it to mount in.
#4
Custom Auto Sound stereos are notoriously terrible. I've talked to a couple car audio shop owners that refuse to carry their products because they've literally started fires in vehicles.
I'd look into hiding a modern stereo in the glovebox, or building a small under-dash box for it to mount in.
I'd look into hiding a modern stereo in the glovebox, or building a small under-dash box for it to mount in.
Then I ran a wire from my amp, under my carpet to the hump hugger console. I plug my phone into that **** and rock out
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