All You Car Stereo Gurus...

[goneboatin]

Well, I found a Pantera, but it has no radio. The stock location is a vertical mount (like the 60's Vettes) and there isn't really any other place to put a car stereo in the interior. There isn't even a glove box.
Does someone make a "satellite" faceplate with the controls and will accept an iPod and all the "stuff" (like the radio receiver, amp, and CD changer) can be put in a remote location? Heck, with a iPod, I don't even need a CD changer.
Is there such an animal out there?

[1 Baja Guy]

Well, I found a Pantera, but it has no radio. The stock location is a vertical mount (like the 60's Vettes) and there isn't really any other place to put a car stereo in the interior. There isn't even a glove box.
Does someone make a "satellite" faceplate with the controls and will accept an iPod and all the "stuff" (like the radio receiver, amp, and CD changer) can be put in a remote location? Heck, with a iPod, I don't even need a CD changer.
Is there such an animal out there?
I had a Blaupunkt in mine.. Might try there site http://www.blaupunkt.com/us/

[OCMerrill]

Very cool car and Yes by the way.
Custom Autosound! I have used their stuff before.
http://www.customautosound.com/
Like your ever going to turn it on! j/k

[RitcheyRch]

I was thinking the same place. They advertise in most car magazines.
Very cool car and Yes by the way.
Custom Autosound! I have used their stuff before.
http://www.customautosound.com/
Like your ever going to turn it on! j/k

[goneboatin]

Thanks for the replies.

[blown65]

I believe they are called Pantera Performance in Colorado. Thats who we use for all our parts on our 72. Great ppl to work with.