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Pontiacgurudan 01-15-2019 12:19 AM

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My dash was cut poorly by a previous owner. Poking around on the wish app I came across this retro look stereo with Bluetooth and whatnot for $18 plus shipping. It has knobs and doesn't look out of place. It doesn't have a CD player but I do everything in my phone now anyways. Sounds good and looks good too if you need a stereo that looks good in our trucks and doesn't break the bank. I also bought a 64sq ft roll of sound deadener for $28. I'm going to get it down this weekend and I'll post pics and thoughts on how well it works. It was cheap enough to give a go.

vin63 01-15-2019 01:06 AM

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Nice! One of the previous owners of my truck, also hacked up the dash for a modern stereo. I had to fabricate a similar solution for my radio that has been converted to AM/FM stereo and MP3 player.

raidmagic 01-15-2019 02:01 PM

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Looks good. I can't believe it was that cheap.

Pontiacgurudan 01-15-2019 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by raidmagic (Post 8443926)
Looks good. I can't believe it was that cheap.

It works really well, I was skeptical but thought I'd take a chance for that price. I've had it in about a week and a half and like it much better than the pioneer I took out.

69 C10 LWB 01-16-2019 12:27 AM

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I saw the one you posted for sale on Facebook. Looks like a good solution. Does it fit the standard rectangular hole that gets chewed in the dash of almost every old car and truck?

Pontiacgurudan 01-16-2019 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by 69 C10 LWB (Post 8444340)
I saw the one you posted for sale on Facebook. Looks like a good solution. Does it fit the standard rectangular hole that gets chewed in the dash of almost every old car and truck?

Ha ha, that's me. I ordered one, then my wife ordered me one for Christmas. It fits the rectangle after it's been chewed up. By a rabid beaver in my case, seriously looks like they did it with a rock.

roll_the_dice 01-16-2019 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by vin63 (Post 8443709)
Nice! One of the previous owners of my truck, also hacked up the dash for a modern stereo. I had to fabricate a similar solution for my radio that has been converted to AM/FM stereo and MP3 player.

I like that fix...mine was cut also and have been debating what to do.

straight6chevyguy 01-16-2019 02:53 PM

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Looks good!

63frankintruck 01-16-2019 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Pontiacgurudan (Post 8443691)
My dash was cut poorly by a previous owner. Poking around on the wish app I came across this retro look stereo with Bluetooth and whatnot for $18 plus shipping. It has knobs and doesn't look out of place. It doesn't have a CD player but I do everything in my phone now anyways. Sounds good and looks good too if you need a stereo that looks good in our trucks and doesn't break the bank. I also bought a 64sq ft roll of sound deadener for $28. I'm going to get it down this weekend and I'll post pics and thoughts on how well it works. It was cheap enough to give a go.

Sounds like a great price on sound deadner. Where did you get it from?
Is it the sticky back stuff?
thanks

Pontiacgurudan 01-17-2019 04:50 AM

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Originally Posted by 63frankintruck (Post 8444860)
Sounds like a great price on sound deadner. Where did you get it from?
Is it the sticky back stuff?
thanks

I got it off the wish app, it's the peel and stick. Can't wait to get that and the new carpet in!


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