Classic/Vinatage Reciever Information?

[Jackup460]

Anyone know of some good clasic radio/reciever sites. I'm not saying go look for me. There are a few I've seen and there's no information about the recievers other than there are RCA preouts.

I will not cut the dash in the 75 and I don't wan't to put bracket below the ashtray of wire the radio into the massive glove box. I refuse to rig this car. I'm not against a CD changer below the seat, but I still need a classic/vintage looking stereo for direct fit or pretty damn close.

Any info or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks

[Grand Marquis GT]

Ever look in JC Whitney?

They have classic appearing stereos that have modern stuff in em...

[Jackup460]

Shoot!

http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...X/appId-428401

Over Priced, Under Powered, & it's not clear on what I'm purchasing. Also no pictures of the actual unit. JCWhitney sucks when it comes to sales.

[RugerP97DC]

http://www.custom-autosound.com/

These are the Masters at old stereos.

[p71towny]

Is there a harness that will plug a new headunit into my factory wiring harness and still alow me to use the amp? If so fuck the original radio. But I too will not hack the dash.

[RugerP97DC]

That might be a hard find. If it is avalible Cruch, Best Buy, Circiut City, or a local custom car audio shop will have or be able to order it. but it could be as much as 40 or 50 bucks! Supply and demand thingy.

Otherwise, get out the chilton guide, a test lightand a multimeter!!!!

[p71towny]

Shit, I'd spend 50 on a harness if it worked. There are none available for my towncar, I have to bypass my amp if I want aftermarket, I took out the harness from my towncar and installed stock, now with the amp it rocks, just no cd

[Glen]

Crutchfield has a harness for the Ford six speaker radio with the amp in the trunk. I belive it is $29 or so.