Best place to order a classic Radio

[69pickupnyc]

I would like to purchase a new radio that fits the existing dash opening any suggestions. Best price ,decent sound and at a later date ugrade with an amp. I am not interested in shaking the windshield.

[70cst]

I would by an original radio and have it upgraded. I am not sure if any of the newer radios are all that good for the cost it takes to buy them. Others?

[9teen69]

http://www.retrosoundusa.com/products/details/id/320

ebay will bring up some other options

[MidLifer]

I went with the Retrosound Model One and had bad luck with the radio itself (had to send two of them back during the two-year warranty period) but excellent support from the Retrosound guys. Finally they sent me a Zuma, their new model, and it has been trouble-free. I was told they changed vendors and the innards are better now.

I like the look and the aux-in capabilities. I haven't hooked up an amp but it has all the capabilities to do so.

I would recommend the Zuma.

[Fldawg]

Don't go with a custom autosound, mine went out right after the year warranty, tried to get them to make good and i just gave up the lady that answers the phone thinks your totally stupid and i think shes the tech person too. not impressed

[keh27]

randbvintageautoradio.com they look am but are am /fm and all upgraded, this is what i'm going with

[Billett]

I've heard terrible things about custom and awesome things about retrosound. I haven't decided whether I'm cutting my dash or not but if I do I'll definitely go retrosound.

[Z10]

Originally Posted by 9teen69

http://www.retrosoundusa.com/products/details/id/320

ebay will bring up some other options

I have this radio and started installation last Sunday. It features:
Bluetooth phone/music
2ea aux inputs for mp3 players
2ea usb ports
Aux in and out
subwoofer line outs

The knobs are even made of metal and not plastic. I think I'm going to like this unit.