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I am looking for a head unit for my FB. Now the modern units do not look right in an early 80's dash and I would like to keep the vintage look to my car. What were some higher end brands that were popular in the Regan years?
Anyone know of an early/mid eighties cassette with line in and an amber lighting displaying a respectable brand? Added bonus for shaft type *****.
BTW, I plan on modern speakers in stock locations unless otherwise advised.
Thank You
Anyone know of an early/mid eighties cassette with line in and an amber lighting displaying a respectable brand? Added bonus for shaft type *****.
BTW, I plan on modern speakers in stock locations unless otherwise advised.
Thank You
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yes, that is it. I already found the Nakamichi td-1200. But I will look into McIntosh also.
I understand that Nak isnt the brand it once was. I also perfer the tape deck to cd, Seems more period correct.
my 81 and former 83 had a orange/amber glow to the dash. not sure about other years.
and jshiz, I am looking for a single DIN, or better yet a shaft mount.
that sounds kinda sexy...
I understand that Nak isnt the brand it once was. I also perfer the tape deck to cd, Seems more period correct.
my 81 and former 83 had a orange/amber glow to the dash. not sure about other years.
and jshiz, I am looking for a single DIN, or better yet a shaft mount.
that sounds kinda sexy...
How about this: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_068RETR...wAll=Y&tp=5684
No CD player tho but it has a USB connector to play music from your USB drive or ipod.
No CD player tho but it has a USB connector to play music from your USB drive or ipod.
I'll try to find a example of it but it is kind of like the S1 radio, the two prong style, and is narrower and shallower than a standard din. as for the retro one on crutchfield it is a lot more than I'm am looking to spend

Was the best image i could find sense the car is at work. Not the exact radio but it appears to be about the same width so my main question I guess would be should I mount it in the stock radio location, or the where the tape deck is.
The GSl and GSL-SE had the Premium double DIN radio stack (Digital Tuner, Auto-reverse Cassette Deck and Equalizer) with a silver finish made by Clarion. To my eye the later radio in the 86 and on is the same size but in black finish. 84' - '85 had orange illumination on Cassette and EQ. My tuner doesn't currently work but I seem to recall the station numbers being red.
The GSl and GSL-SE had the Premium double DIN radio stack (Digital Tuner, Auto-reverse Cassette Deck and Equalizer) with a silver finish made by Clarion. To my eye the later radio in the 86 and on is the same size but in black finish. 84' - '85 had orange illumination on Cassette and EQ. My tuner doesn't currently work but I seem to recall the station numbers being red.
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