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2297 Number: 2296 From: "negusm" <negusm@y...> Date: Wed Apr 9, 2003 6:09 pm Subject: Re: Sorry, to bring this up again....
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I was not directing it at you Sandy, I know you may not know, thats why you haven't posted. I know if you knew you would be the first one to reply. I was hoping that somebody who had an 1985 or 1986 car with an original radio could tell me one way or the other how their radio is setup.
Since I have nothing to go by any comment/help is appreciated. I just hate to get a $150 radio from Hank and have no way to mount it. I'm just trying to get back to stock if I can....I thought I was almost there.
--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "negusm" <negusm@y...> wrote: > > This bugs me... > > > I am not ignoring you, I just do NOT know the answer, Sorry > > > > > So as you may or may not know...I sent the Alpine radio back to Hank > > to get changed to the Kenwood since I thought my car was an > early '85 > > which it may not, the Alpine may be more correct for me... > > > > ...but anyways...I called Hank asking for the face plate (trim > plate) > > for the radio. The Alpine he sent looked just like the asc > > Brochure...it has posts (dual shaft)...but it didn't come with a > face > > plate panel. The dash in my car which I believe is totally > original > > is a DIN-style which was new for 1985 and went to 1986. It has a > > wide opening and won't support a post style radio without at least > > some trim plate or something. > > > > My question is, was there a DIN style radio that I should ask Hank > > for, or was there a face plate used in the DIN opening for the dual > > shaft radio? > > > > -Mike