Dashboard Pictures

[thembsnyder]

All,

I need some help. My 64 D200 Crew Cab has no radio and I am looking to install one. I do not want to cut up the virgin dash in it to install a radio and I do not want to cut open the doors to install speakers. I really need some pics of any previous installs any of you have completed on the "Older" swepties. I am thinking of using the ashtray as a hidden compartment for my Ipod Dock.

Thanks

[wally426ci]

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=20912&hilit=speakers

some speaker locations.

[oklamopar]

just a thought. Not a dash.
That or glovebox instal with remote control head unit
thin speakers amp and cd player

[64TRUK]

I picked up a unit that will let me mount mine under the dash, hope to do a install this summer, I haven't figured where to put the speakers yet, this is an option to cutting up the dash. I don't even have the stereo yet so I got some shopping to do

[thembsnyder]

I found a really sweet unit that I am going to install, it is a PIoneer MVH-P8300BT, it has a really nice screen that I can control my Ipod from and Satellite radio from. I am very seriously considering cutting the dash and doing a really nice install. I was going to build a custom box for between the seats but I am not sure that will work with this unit as I will have to be looking down all the time to see it. I think I am going to install the speakers into custom built boxes on the kick panels and then on the upper portion of the cab in the back. I am also looking at lifting the rear seat with some extension plates and installing two twelves and the amp under the seat.

[JACKISBACK]

I picked up a unit that will let me mount mine under the dash, hope to do a install this summer, I haven't figured where to put the speakers yet, this is an option to cutting up the dash. I don't even have the stereo yet so I got some shopping to do.......... were did you get that ? i like that.. thanks jack

[Dood]

As is from the PO, my truck has a cheapo FM/cassette under the dash as not to disfigure the face and the speakers bounce around under the bench. Despite the half-@#%-ishness of the install, I like the locations. When I next pull the seat, I'll affix the speakers more permanently. When I hit a speed bump, the left tends to go out until I hit another bump.

[CSS-Registry]

I have an original AM radio that I had wards radio service refurbish for me and add an iPod jack to it. It plays great with a new original style speaker mounted in the original location. So far I could not be happier with that set up. It looks stock, sounds old-school and the mini jack brings it into this century.

I have an extra AM radio I'd be willing to part with you're interested in going this route.

Ben