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chevjayfsd · 01-07-2003, 10:18 PM

I have a new CD player to put in my truck....Where can i put it, to maintain the Good looks of the interior, without building a console
Ideas are very appreciated..Is the Roddoors.com Headliner with cd player pod any good??

Thanks
Jason

chevjayfsd · 01-07-2003, 10:49 PM

and what the heck is a DIN mounted stereo....

THis says it needs a standard DIN mounted stereo????
Roddoors.com

DanoDMano · 01-07-2003, 10:53 PM

I believe that DIN means that there is a knob on each side of the deck, and it will fit into our stock cutouts!

I cut mine though and put a nice new one in, and it looks sweet!!!

**breeh** · 01-07-2003, 11:00 PM

It is just the opposite. The DIN opening is the one that is rectangular without knob shaft holes.

still w.i.p '68 · 01-07-2003, 11:05 PM

try the glove box,
have you seen the steering wheel horn buttons with controls,
this would let you put it any where under the seat etc,
I'm gonna cut my dash most likely

DanoDMano · 01-07-2003, 11:33 PM

Thanks for correcting me... I knew it was one way or the other, but didnt mean to steer anyone wrong.

chevy2racr · 01-07-2003, 11:40 PM

yeah DIN is the small rectangular size, double DIN is jsut that, a rectangle that is the smae size as stacking two decks...

my new 72 · 01-07-2003, 11:41 PM

A din cradle is the rectangular sleeve the head unit slides into. There are single din stereos like most of us have, and there are double din stereos that are the size of the stereos in Ford F150's. Don't worry about that, your's is a single din unit and will work fine, but I would use a carbide bit and a Dremel to cut the dash. That way it is a very clean cut.

O'l Buck · 01-08-2003, 05:44 AM

Here's what I did, it' makes it easy to steal, but if you get creative, you can box it in. I'ts made out of a 4" strip of channel alluminum that I found in the junk.

wnc mountain · 01-08-2003, 12:32 PM

I have factory buckets and plan on putting it in the center console. The glovebox would be a good place also, but I don't think it will fit if you have factory A/C. I don't, so not sure about that. I personally don't like the headlinner deal, seems to invite people to "look what I got, you want it?"lol

AndrewDT · 01-08-2003, 01:55 PM

I was going to mount my CD changer in the glove box but I would have had to cut out the back of the box to get it in. I bought the kind with all the controls in the radio that would mount in the stock holes. I ended up putting the CD changer under the seat on the passenger side. This worked good for my Suburban.

01-07-2003, 10:18 PM	#1
chevjayfsd Project 7dos Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Abilene, Texas Posts: 876	Interior IDeas...?? I have a new CD player to put in my truck....Where can i put it, to maintain the Good looks of the interior, without building a console Ideas are very appreciated..Is the Roddoors.com Headliner with cd player pod any good?? Thanks Jason __________________ 7DOS - 1972 C-10 350/350 Porterbuilt/Accuair 20x8.5/20x10 Ride Low or Die PSSST - Yes it's bagged. 7dos build thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=610290

01-07-2003, 10:49 PM	#2
chevjayfsd Project 7dos Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Abilene, Texas Posts: 876	and what the heck is a DIN mounted stereo.... THis says it needs a standard DIN mounted stereo???? Roddoors.com Attached Images __________________ 7DOS - 1972 C-10 350/350 Porterbuilt/Accuair 20x8.5/20x10 Ride Low or Die PSSST - Yes it's bagged. 7dos build thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=610290

01-07-2003, 10:53 PM	#3
DanoDMano Pronounced "Pew-al-up" Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Puyallup, Washington Posts: 845	I believe that DIN means that there is a knob on each side of the deck, and it will fit into our stock cutouts! I cut mine though and put a nice new one in, and it looks sweet!!! __________________ Classic GM Trucks of Washington Club Member 1970 FS chevy,350/350, Edelbrock cam and intake. Holley 650 carb,HEI,AT,Tangier Orange, 18's, Power Locks, Truck Photos

01-07-2003, 11:00 PM	#4
breeh Recovering 67-72 Addict Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: North Bend, WA Posts: 1,788	It is just the opposite. The DIN opening is the one that is rectangular without knob shaft holes. __________________ 68 Short Fleet 4x4; 427; BTO Level 3 700R4; NP205; Dana 60 front and rear; 4" lift with 35's; Disc brakes; AGR variable ratio steering; factory bucket seats; factory tach and tilt. "Friends call me cruzer cuz I like fast cars and fast women"

01-07-2003, 11:05 PM	#5
still w.i.p '68 Dreams are free Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Hogansville Texas Posts: 546	try the glove box, have you seen the steering wheel horn buttons with controls, this would let you put it any where under the seat etc, I'm gonna cut my dash most likely __________________ '68 swb fleetside originally w.i.p '68 member since 1-01 w.i.p = ( work in progress )

01-07-2003, 11:33 PM	#6
DanoDMano Pronounced "Pew-al-up" Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Puyallup, Washington Posts: 845	Thanks for correcting me... I knew it was one way or the other, but didnt mean to steer anyone wrong. __________________ Classic GM Trucks of Washington Club Member 1970 FS chevy,350/350, Edelbrock cam and intake. Holley 650 carb,HEI,AT,Tangier Orange, 18's, Power Locks, Truck Photos

01-07-2003, 11:40 PM	#7
chevy2racr So Many Ideas, So Little Money Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Marshalltown, IA Posts: 1,610	yeah DIN is the small rectangular size, double DIN is jsut that, a rectangle that is the smae size as stacking two decks... __________________ 72 Blazer 3/4 ton running gear 4.10s NP205/TH350 350 4in lift half doors 71 C10 with 454 99 S-10 5.1L SBC 700R4 09 Malibu Marshalltown, Iowa

01-07-2003, 11:41 PM	#8
my new 72 faster, faster, faster Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Houston ,Texas ,USA Posts: 1,354	A din cradle is the rectangular sleeve the head unit slides into. There are single din stereos like most of us have, and there are double din stereos that are the size of the stereos in Ford F150's. Don't worry about that, your's is a single din unit and will work fine, but I would use a carbide bit and a Dremel to cut the dash. That way it is a very clean cut. __________________ I'm going to Law School, wanna debate? It's good practice.

01-08-2003, 05:44 AM	#9
O'l Buck Recovering Truck Driver Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Orleans, NE USA Posts: 1,883	Here's what I did, it' makes it easy to steal, but if you get creative, you can box it in. I'ts made out of a 4" strip of channel alluminum that I found in the junk. Attached Images __________________ 67 K-20 350, SM465, Eaton rear, 4.56 no spin option 00 Dodge 2500 4x4, 24V cummins, 5 speed Chad South Central Nebraska

01-08-2003, 12:32 PM	#10
wnc mountain More hobbies than money! Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Raleigh, nc, usa Posts: 655	I have factory buckets and plan on putting it in the center console. The glovebox would be a good place also, but I don't think it will fit if you have factory A/C. I don't, so not sure about that. I personally don't like the headlinner deal, seems to invite people to "look what I got, you want it?"lol __________________ '70 cst10/swb 350, 3 on the tree, factory buckets. '70 GMC lwb 350/350 ps,pb '72 c-10 lwb 350/350 a/c, ps, pb '72 Blazer project

01-08-2003, 01:55 PM	#11
AndrewDT Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: North Woods, Minnesota Posts: 196	I was going to mount my CD changer in the glove box but I would have had to cut out the back of the box to get it in. I bought the kind with all the controls in the radio that would mount in the stock holes. I ended up putting the CD changer under the seat on the passenger side. This worked good for my Suburban. __________________ '72 Suburban 4X4 "Save the Earth, kill yourself"



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