how about this for radio mod/dash cut!!

[cheyenne10]

Found this picture of radio install.

[Big69C20 Toy]

great googly moogly that's a big hack. i suppose it works jsut great and woudlnt be tough to make a big ole flat plate to weld in if someone wanted to delete it. kinda a cheapy radio though aint it?

[casey]

if your going to hack you might as well go all the way, should of put a tv in there

I'll agree with you on the tv part and it being a cheap radio. I'd get one that had graphics and colors and all sorts of things.

[69 Short Fleet]

YIKES!!!! You could probably fit a monitor in there (LOL)!

[1969 GMC]

yeah, those big radios always are cheapy...they never have the same features as regular DIN sized head units, and they always seem to cost more. Woohoo a cassette deck!

[Blue Beard]

Think I'd rather put a console in there....with A\C that area is cramped enough................

Then that screen could be put in also.........

[72BLAZERDUDE]

Why would anyone butcher up a dash like that. To many other good radios out there to to something that ugly.

[jku72]

I wonder how hard it is to change to the record on that. It looks like it takes 33&1/3's with plenty of room.

[Pumkin Truck]

i like the cell phone idea, display it adn charge it at the same time, i like that idea!

[Longhorn Man]

The dash was probably hacked when he started...notice the recesed area is missing. There would be a bit showing around the edges.
not to mention the ash tray is missing.
I see it as an example of a pretty dam good fab job. It look flawless.
I don't like the stereo though.

[Roberty]

Ouch - That looks painful. Glad it's not mine.

[Project1970]

You can get some pretty cool double-DIN units...and if I had a badly hacked dash, I'd go with one of those proably before trying to fix the dash, just because I don't have any skills with putting metal back together yet, heh.

[SEVEND2]

TV goes in the glove box, the x-box drops from under the glove box.
and the cell is a northstar system you just talk in the air

LOL

JK

its a big hack, but if it works for you great, i cut a small chunk out for my radio about 5 years ago, before they had aftermarket units that fit in 67-72's. wish i hadn't cut it now... but no biggy

Your radio looks great, who needs a ash tray/change holder anyhow

[Ackattack]

You don't even need a double din to have a monitor, i saw this one with a LCD screen that pops out of it, swivels in all directions.

One ugly radio though.

[dons72]

The rest of the dash looks good why that ugly radio.

[dubie]

I cut mine, but I found something in the box of a truck at the wrecking yard to cover it up. Just have to figure out how I am gonna attatch it now

[Longhorn Man]

Dubie, use a magnet from behinde. I used one of those spare key holders. Just put the magnet itseld on the delete plate and then when you have it in place, reach behinde and open the holder a little. It took me some messin with it, but mine didn't rattle at all.

[XXL]

Too bad there's not enough metal in that center section to install rackmount equipment!

[andyr354]

to me that looks like a factory radio out of something else. Don't know what though.

[guyryan100]

That's a factory radio from a Nissan Altima - 2000 or 2001.

[XXL]

Now THAT'S a stereo system...

[70c10]

That's too funny!!!

[chevykid1969]

ouch

[SEVEND2]

HAHAHA Wheres the monitor and game station?