MoparGuy68
Well-Known Member
My Super Bee came from the factory with the R36 AM/FM Multiplex Stereo with floor mounted Stereo Cassette Player/Recorder. It had some kinda junky looking modern Stereo/CD player mounted in the Cassette Player housing when I bought it.
I have removed the housing and the modern unit that was inside it. I've installed a factory Cassette Player, that came with the car parts, in the housing to see what it looks like. Don't know if it actually works, but I like the look of the stock equipment better than the cheap looking CD Radio that was in there.
I have about 50 or so cassettes that I bought many years ago and still have to this day.. For the photos I included my Black Sabbath Paranoid tape as it is the same year as the car 1971. And the 1981 Heavy Metal movie soundtrack. When I get the electrical system sorted out and the car drivable, if this Cassette Player works, it would be cool to listen to "Takin' a ride on Heavy Metal" by Don Felder the old fashioned way, with analog tape!
"You can hedge your bet on a clean Charger or Coronet, to get you there, right on time." (my Mopar lyric modification). "Won't you take a ride, ride, ride... On Heavy Metal! It's the only way that you can travel, down that road!"
Who else has a factory R36 or R26 option on their Mopar? And do you have your Cassette Player working and playing tapes?
I have removed the housing and the modern unit that was inside it. I've installed a factory Cassette Player, that came with the car parts, in the housing to see what it looks like. Don't know if it actually works, but I like the look of the stock equipment better than the cheap looking CD Radio that was in there.
I have about 50 or so cassettes that I bought many years ago and still have to this day.. For the photos I included my Black Sabbath Paranoid tape as it is the same year as the car 1971. And the 1981 Heavy Metal movie soundtrack. When I get the electrical system sorted out and the car drivable, if this Cassette Player works, it would be cool to listen to "Takin' a ride on Heavy Metal" by Don Felder the old fashioned way, with analog tape!
"You can hedge your bet on a clean Charger or Coronet, to get you there, right on time." (my Mopar lyric modification). "Won't you take a ride, ride, ride... On Heavy Metal! It's the only way that you can travel, down that road!"
Who else has a factory R36 or R26 option on their Mopar? And do you have your Cassette Player working and playing tapes?
