[medium jim]

Here's a link to a place where you can get oem looking radio's for your vintage cars that have modern electronics....

http://www.classiccarstereos.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=cca&gclid=CNGAnZLR4K8CFWYJRQodzFZB_A

Make you want a 56 Chevy!

Jim

[mcgsxr]

I have a 1969 Thunderbird, and frequent a number of forums related to all years T Birds.

Those radio's are reputed to look good, but are not frequently recommended around the forums.  Folks have had SQ issues with them.

Perhaps even more folks on forums I don't hang around love them mind you.

[milford3]

Jim, thanks for the blonde in the red tee shirt.  I can't help but not to ogle it.

[decal]

I bought a H/U from classic for a '69 Camaro project a couple of years ago. Frankly, it sounded like crap.YMMV.

[medium jim]

I bought a H/U from classic for a '69 Camaro project a couple of years ago. Frankly, it sounded like crap.YMMV.

Sorry to hear that, did you try running it into a better amp and just use the head as a radio and pre?

Jim

[decal]

Yes Jim, I was refering to the H/U.

[medium jim]

Yes Jim, I was refering to the H/U.

That was obvious, I asked if you ran it ( the H/U) to a better amp, meaning an external amp and use the H/U only as a preamp and radio?

Jim

[decal]

I said yes Jim.

[fredgarvin]

In a strange, obtuse dialect.

[medium jim]

This thread was useful insomuch that it identified said head units to be good looking, but not good sounding. 

Jim