1967 firebird after market head unit

[sanzoneb]

Hi I have a 67 firebird and want to put an aftermarket head unit in. I can not find an installation kit for it any where. Does any one know where to find one or do something to cover up the extra space.

Thanks, Ben

[MrPbody]

Ben,

What exactly IS a "head unit"?

Jim

[VoXx]

Originally Posted by MrPbody

Ben,

What exactly IS a "head unit"?

Jim

Jim,

A "Head Unit" is simply a stereo.

Ben,

Try classicIndustries.com I think you will be pleased with their selection.

Drew

[MrPbody]

Thanks, Drew. Never heard that one. Must be a youngster thing... We just called them radios... (:- (of course, we had 8-tracks, not CDs)

Ames Performance and Performance Years cater strictly to the Pontiac crowd, so you might like their offerings even more. Classic is hopelessly Camaro-oriented.

Jim

[VoXx]

Originally Posted by MrPbody

Thanks, Drew. Never heard that one. Must be a youngster thing... We just called them radios... (:- (of course, we had 8-tracks, not CDs)

Ames Performance and Performance Years cater strictly to the Pontiac crowd, so you might like their offerings even more. Classic is hopelessly Camaro-oriented.

Jim

Negative gost rider,

When I completely restored my interior I stuck entirely with classicindustries.com for my 76. It turned out great and their customer help desk is open 24/7. Great bunch of guys.

Once again give them a look. I'm sure they have what you need. Besides the plate you are looking for is interchangeable for first gen Camaros and T/A's

Drew

[livewire516]

Don't hack up your dash, it would be hard to undo and hurt the value and originality of the car. There is a manufacturer that makes modern soundsystems that can be hidden in your trunk and/or glovebox. http://www.superchevy.com/technical/...em/0407sc_cas/ If you replace the head unit w/ an OEM one, you can simply use a FM transmitter for your iPod or CD player; the sound quality isn't CD quality but for $40 it's hard to beat.

JMHO.