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Fulcrum · 08-09-2005, 11:44 AM

I have a '79 with the stock 2 post AM/FM 8-track Ford Premium sound. Power amp pull switch located on bottom of dash. Remember these?

Well anyway, it still works, but I would like to upgrade the system, beyond better speakers. I would prefer not carving up the dash to install the current din style of reciever. But that seems to have really limited my choices to about oh....nothing. I did see at the local Wallmart that Kraco had a couple of replacement two-post systems but surely there are better choices.

If...I do reconsider and start carving up the dash for a din style, I would of course want it to look factory installed.

Comments?

08-09-2005, 11:44 AM	#1
Fulcrum Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Farmers Branch, Tx Posts: 46	Older cars/new sterios I have a '79 with the stock 2 post AM/FM 8-track Ford Premium sound. Power amp pull switch located on bottom of dash. Remember these? Well anyway, it still works, but I would like to upgrade the system, beyond better speakers. I would prefer not carving up the dash to install the current din style of reciever. But that seems to have really limited my choices to about oh....nothing. I did see at the local Wallmart that Kraco had a couple of replacement two-post systems but surely there are better choices. If...I do reconsider and start carving up the dash for a din style, I would of course want it to look factory installed. Comments? __________________ '79 5.0 Mustang LX Hatchback Garage Queen - work in progress. Bored .030. Roush 180 heads, milled .010, ported & polished. Manley RaceMaster Valves. Doug Herbert cam CF4N. Crane Roller rockers