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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8769782" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Don't feed the trolls.</p><p></p><p>I'd say that you won't see much by way of big audio builds in antique/classic cars as most folks who restore them try to keep everything original. </p><p></p><p>If your handy with fiberglass custom fabrication I'd consider keeping your stock stuff stock elsewhere and building up kickpanels for component speakers. Kickpanels are a top choice location for good imaging and if you have room would be about the best way to not have to heavily modify valuable original parts and panels.</p><p></p><p>Been a while since I've seen one of those early Mustangs but I imagine they only have a slot for a 2 knobber head unit. I've seen some advertized as high quality to fit those holes but I don't think we've had any reviews here on them. A lot of folks will build something custom to mount standard single DIN or you could probably even bluetooth and mount a tablet somewhere. Again, how much do you want to modify original parts for the sake of that, and what's your level of skill?</p><p></p><p>Really what's your goal here? Good sound? Showy looks? Make your ears bleed?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8769782, member: 614752"] Don't feed the trolls. I'd say that you won't see much by way of big audio builds in antique/classic cars as most folks who restore them try to keep everything original. If your handy with fiberglass custom fabrication I'd consider keeping your stock stuff stock elsewhere and building up kickpanels for component speakers. Kickpanels are a top choice location for good imaging and if you have room would be about the best way to not have to heavily modify valuable original parts and panels. Been a while since I've seen one of those early Mustangs but I imagine they only have a slot for a 2 knobber head unit. I've seen some advertized as high quality to fit those holes but I don't think we've had any reviews here on them. A lot of folks will build something custom to mount standard single DIN or you could probably even bluetooth and mount a tablet somewhere. Again, how much do you want to modify original parts for the sake of that, and what's your level of skill? Really what's your goal here? Good sound? Showy looks? Make your ears bleed? [/QUOTE]
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