Radio/gauge cluster

Hello All,

Sorry about the bad links. I will just send you to the home page. From there go to "New Stuff" and "V.S. Exclusives" to get more info.

The price is looking to be in the $120 range +/-. The machinist and I have not finished the negotiations.

Also check out our on line catalog while you are there. We are adding a large variety of performance parts at prices better than summit and Jegs.

http://www.vettespecialties.com

Alex

Hello everybody !
That is the radio I have in my 80 vette and did it myself with my dremel tool to cut off the plastic to install the JVC radio.
Norm





|UPDATED|4/29/2004 12:38:01 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|

Sorry Norm - the photo of the stereo did not post. Could you email it to me directly?

Thanks!

Norm -

Could you give me an idea of what is involved in removing the gauge bezel? Did you have to remove the console bezel?

I am considering purchasing a DIN ready bezel and I want to preserve the originals, so I'd like to know how difficult they are to remove to decide whether to do this myself or go to a custom stereo shop.

|UPDATED|4/25/2004 6:56:43 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|

Hello All,

Just an update on the 77-82 DIN bezel production. The proto type arrived earlier this week. It looks great! I have authorized a limited production run and should have them in two weeks!

Alex
Vette Specialties
http://www.vettespecialties.com

Hy all
If you want to do a good job on installing a new radio
you will have to take the seats out, the carpet side of the center console and remove the center console after you will get to the gauge console and take it out,
if you want to keep the original you will have to get another gauge console and trim the excess to get the new radio in and get some good speakers wires
hope that will help you in your project.
Norm