Tunes in your Corvair

[Busted_Knuckles]

Looking to see what you guys use for radios in your Corvair's. I really am against hacking up the dash of any car but like all the modern do-dad's CD's Mp3 etc. so what are you all using?

[classicchevyowner7]

I got the new jvc that just came out. Im not sure about the model number. I love it [attachment=-1]uploadfromtaptalk1399414320909.jpg[/attachment]

[terribleted]

Universal underdash mount brackets are available to accommodate todays 2x7 DIN format radio chassis. You simply mount the bracket under the dash or in the case of a early model under the current radio bracket. I have used a number of different CD players over the years I tend to like Kenwoods a lot. I also have made dash mods to a couple cars to build in a metal 2x7 opening in the current late model radio spot. A few photos of some tunes in vairs. Both of these systems were bi-amplified using 1 or 2 10" subwoofers, Tri or Bi-separate R=L front speakers, and co-axial R+L rear speakers mounted in the sides of the Subwoofer enclosures.

[DAVECS1]

Thought this modern radio was dressed down enough it kind of fit the theme in the car. I have custom auto sounds "system 1" on the way, so we will see how that sounds.

[dagdal1967]

To try to keep as stock a look as possible I used this company.

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The radio I chose was the 630 and added the optional BlueTooth option. When it's turned off it's hard to tell it from the original. I changed out the under dash speaker for a similar size dual horn option and then installed 2 Kenwood speakers in the back sunk into a piece of 1/4 inch particle board covered in black carpet that took the place of the original Cardboard covering the "parcel shelf"

[JasonC]

I went vintage in mine. I got an underdash 8-track player