Suggestions for a radio
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bee71
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Have any members here put one of these radios in? I looked on their website and could find no photos of one installed in a 66/67 charger. Because of the angled face of the bezel I wonder if the install would look good. The radio itself looks good. I just wonder about the fit in a 66/67.
If you have a radio in your car and want to keep the original look, put a new radio in your glove box.
The Rebel
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Try this, l have this hooked into my original am radio with no issues.
RediRad – Rediscover Your Radio – Rediscover your radio by adding auxiliary input to port music into the existing audio tuner.
RediRad – Rediscover Your Radio – Rediscover your radio by adding auxiliary input to port music into the existing audio tuner.
I like the Redi Rad, but heard the owners retired and it is out of production.
I'm leaning towards converting the factory radio as the best solution, but there's good conversions and really bad conversions out there.
I'm leaning towards converting the factory radio as the best solution, but there's good conversions and really bad conversions out there.
Interesting. How is the sound with this hooked up?
bcOH67
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I have a retro sound redondo installed in my 67. I love it. Went in easy, had to shave a little of the plastic off the lower side of the opening where it comes out of the dash but it’s not noticeable. Ran a mic up the pillar and mounted it in my headliner like a modern car. Hooked it up to the dash speaker and my two rear seat speakers and a sub in the trunk. All really easy. Looked and sounds great and I’ve got a radio equivalent to my ct5 haha.
bcOH67
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Gives you an idea
Messaged them. Said they have a few left and will pass on the info as I get.
Todds Restorations will rebuild your radio with Bluetooth, but its pricey. Restorations Pricing - Todd's Restorations
Got an answer back from the guy Matt:
To answer your question, the USA-made RediRad is available in the three modes:
→ Model FM operates at FM 91.1 (or 91.3 if the other frequency has a strong presence in your area) and sells for $149,
→ Model AM/N for AM-only radios with negative ground operates at AM 1000 and sells for $169,
→ Model AM/P for AM-only radios with positive ground operates at AM 1000 and sells for $189.
There is a limited number of them available. All RediRads come with a warranty that lasts as long as I do. (Seriously)
Add $11 for an insured ride via USPS priority mail.
To answer your question, the USA-made RediRad is available in the three modes:
→ Model FM operates at FM 91.1 (or 91.3 if the other frequency has a strong presence in your area) and sells for $149,
→ Model AM/N for AM-only radios with negative ground operates at AM 1000 and sells for $169,
→ Model AM/P for AM-only radios with positive ground operates at AM 1000 and sells for $189.
There is a limited number of them available. All RediRads come with a warranty that lasts as long as I do. (Seriously)
Add $11 for an insured ride via USPS priority mail.
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