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I weent out and grabbed a pic. I think I neeed to seee if I can adjust it up a bit since it seems to not be centered. I was under the dash and my buddy was in the seat lining things up...

Do you have any experience with the speakers from Electro-Tech? Can they get loud without damage? I'd like to get as close to hi-fi as possiblle and after hooking the radio to a Paradigm speaker in the house I know it has the ability to sound amazing and get loud with something decent.

That's the place I was looking at if I decide to go stock. I have a single dash speaker so the 6x9 10ohm ought to work. I assume being a transistor amp these wont be upset by having no load? Now I'm wondering if line level converters have a dummy load I need to worry about being 4 ohms...

Looks like I missed it. Based on that sale price I might need to put mine up for sale...

I don't have any pictures of it yet but it is installed in the dash and working wonderfully. I decided to hold off on installing the reverb for now until I have the required trim. I may opt to leave it out and use a line level converter then attach to the aftermarket setup currently installed in...

Well hearing about the spacing is pretty worrying. I sure hope mine fits. I have over $500 in it so far...

That certainly adds to the confusion. I understood the radio I have *only* fits a 66 Chrysler. Do you think the knob was swapped or is it just that no Newport would have had one?

You'd think I would have thought of checking the manual. I have a paper copy sitting on the bookshelf. That explains why the reverb hasn't worked so far. The diagram does add to the confusion as to where the knob is installed.

Here's what I have. Am I missing a trim piece? Also if anyone knows where that red wire goes I'd love to know. It comes off the knob.

Under the drawer? that'd be pretty far down and I'm not sure the back would clear the drawer when its pushed in.

Oops, I Thought I was missing something... Its a 66 Newport

I just got word from the guy repairing my FM radio that it was a relatively quick fix and is now up and running. My car came with an AM radio so I don't know where the knob goes that controls the rear speaker volume/reverb. I assume some drilling will be needed if it goes in the dash. Does...