Hello,
I am looking for a 1.5 DIN stereo that will fit my '97 Grand Marquis LS, which has only a stock tape player in it. I would like to retain the factory look, and have found some options online. A shop called ReplacementRadios.com offer these three that may work:
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=337
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=457
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=781
Does anyone have experience with any of these three radios?
Now, this particular store won't take European credit cards (I am from Norway), and so I was wondering if anyone knows anywhere else I could get hold of any of these three radios?
Also, it says on the site that,
"Additionally, if you have a 1997 or older Ford/Lincoln/Mercury with a Double-DIN radio and side clips, you might be able to make this radio work for you with some wiring adapters (not included, but available). If your current radio has two long (@2") plugs that are roughly 1/2" wide, there is a simple adapter that makes the radio plug and play for you. If you've got one of the @2" long plugs and a rectangular plug with 16 pins, there is a harness available so you can use this radio."
Would anyone be able to tell me whether if I get hold of these adapters for my car, will the radios physically fit in the dash - I am thinking about the fact that the radio is slightly tilted in the dash?
Thanks!
Jan.
I am looking for a 1.5 DIN stereo that will fit my '97 Grand Marquis LS, which has only a stock tape player in it. I would like to retain the factory look, and have found some options online. A shop called ReplacementRadios.com offer these three that may work:
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=337
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=457
http://replacementradios.com/product...roducts_id=781
Does anyone have experience with any of these three radios?
Now, this particular store won't take European credit cards (I am from Norway), and so I was wondering if anyone knows anywhere else I could get hold of any of these three radios?
Also, it says on the site that,
"Additionally, if you have a 1997 or older Ford/Lincoln/Mercury with a Double-DIN radio and side clips, you might be able to make this radio work for you with some wiring adapters (not included, but available). If your current radio has two long (@2") plugs that are roughly 1/2" wide, there is a simple adapter that makes the radio plug and play for you. If you've got one of the @2" long plugs and a rectangular plug with 16 pins, there is a harness available so you can use this radio."
Would anyone be able to tell me whether if I get hold of these adapters for my car, will the radios physically fit in the dash - I am thinking about the fact that the radio is slightly tilted in the dash?
Thanks!
Jan.