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greenhorn male 02-11-2004 02:18 AM

CD player pictures wanted
 
Can you post some pictures of your CD players in the factory location for a 1987 Silverado. I'm planning to replace the AM/FM cassette but it seems just by looking at it, there doesn't seem to be any room to make the bezel around the faceplate fit right. If you mounted your CD player in a non-factory location I would like to see pics of those too. Thanks!

78chevstepside 02-11-2004 02:35 AM

I dont think a cd player was a factory option in 87. most people hack away at the dash. :bowtie:

gchemist 02-11-2004 04:52 PM

Sure thing homie. Visit my website.

Matt_305 02-11-2004 05:03 PM

My plan is leave the stock radio in for looks and putting it in the pocket above the heater and surround it with a plastic shrowd like in my brother's car (he made one out've the side of an old trash can lol). All you'd have to do is run the wires in a different direction.

greenhorn male 02-11-2004 06:06 PM

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Originally posted by 78chevstepside
I dont think a cd player was a factory option in 87. most people hack away at the dash. :bowtie:
I'm sure I have to hack the dash. I'm just not sure if most CD bezel surrounds would fit the left side where the bend is or may stick out too far to the right to look good. When installing one in my wife's 97 Camry I had to find which CD player looked best without the bezel because non would fit unless I cut the console bezel which I didn't want to do.

Gchemist- Do you have a close-up pf your CD player, I'd like to see how well the CD blends in with the dash. Thanks

78chevstepside 02-11-2004 06:13 PM

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I found a factory am-fm radio that was stock in my truck and omitted the junk tape player . no hacking of the dash for me. I made a console and put the cd player in there.:bowtie:

78chevstepside 02-11-2004 06:14 PM

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greenhorn male 02-11-2004 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by 78chevstepside
I dont think a cd player was a factory option in 87. most people hack away at the dash. :bowtie:
I'm sure I have to hack the dash. I'm just not sure if most CD bezel surrounds would fit the left side where the bend is or may stick out too far to the right to look good. When installing one in my wife's 97 Camry I had to find which CD player looked best without the bezel because non would fit unless I cut the console bezel which I didn't want to do.

Gchemist- Do you have a close-up pf your CD player, I'd like to see how well the CD blends in with the dash. Thanks

greenhorn male 02-11-2004 06:24 PM

Nice console 78step... The original am/fm cassette works but I can't get some of the presets to center in on the correct frequency, plus there are not that many presets when you listen to both am and fm. I never use the cassette. The original cassette looks pretty good where it is and is real clean and complete, so, I might consider something like you did if i can't find something that would look good in the stock location.

1985K10 02-11-2004 09:02 PM

Dremel tool and a hacksaw....
http://www.freepgs.com/85k10/Stereo.JPG

greenhorn male 02-11-2004 10:17 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1985K10
[B]Dremel tool and a hacksaw....
[QUOTE]

That looks good 1985K10. I have both of the above tools and you just gave me a great idea :metal:

Thanks, keep the pictures coming!

greenhorn male 02-11-2004 10:34 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1985K10
[B]Dremel tool and a hacksaw....
[QUOTE]

That looks good 1985K10. I have both of the above tools and you just gave me a great idea :metal:

Thanks, keep the pictures coming!


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