Found this under my passenger bin....
some radios are similar as well with the multipiece especially ford radios there are three different radio options for my explorer one has the radio and amps in the rear cargo area with everything run to it , and then fed back up the floor into the reciever or control panel in the dash , then there is the normal radio option , and third is the radio itself is in the dash but external amps are in the rear with wiring run to both the amps aswell as the radio , yet only speaker wires go from amp not the radio. I have the third option but only found out after i wired up my gt 42 and 28 , there was no music , wrong wires ha(not my error the the other two options arent listed even for us mobile audio guys )
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that is part of the OLD mobile phone setup.
HEY!..that is WHY the base model Rx7's had Phone Dial Rims!..so you could use the phone outside the car too.
HEY!..that is WHY the base model Rx7's had Phone Dial Rims!..so you could use the phone outside the car too.
Those dial phones should be in museums by now.
I also had a little antenna box in the center of my roof that attached to the thing under my bins, as well as a little microphone looking thing that was connected up by my visor. There is also another connector that looks like it accepts an ethernet or similar cable and a little speaker with a ton of associated wiring up under my dash that I removed. Up around my area it would make sense that it would be some sort of CB Radio as a lot of older people I know used to have them.
Yup, and they'll last longer than I'll be alive. I have two rotary phones for nostalgia purposes myself. They both still work pretty much like new. One is an Ericsson Ericofon and the other is an old Western Electric two-line office phone from 1960.
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