Car audio guy here....

RedFish said
I suspect the thread starter will soon learn that head unit placement is the biggest hang up for majority of vehicles relevant to this forum.
Have fun

Hang up? Nah...its just a bit of a challenge. I have done a ton of classic cars but I have never 'hacked up a dash'! In fact, I usually don't even drill any holes or cut any metal at all when working with collector or classic cars. I build custom consoles, relocate the deck to the glovebox or use a retrosounds or custom twin shaft deck to solve these issues.

1969VADart said
Maybe this is the thread to post this question. Any of you guys have a recommendation for a decent modern style radio that will fit into the existing radio hole in my dash (69 Dart)? The car came with a thumb wheel AM radio, but I am not putting that back in the car.

I have said this before but I really like the Retrosounds decks. They look great, have a ton of options and are priced decently.

Here is a Retrosounds I did in a '65 Malibu SS and a Custom Autosound that is a few years old that I did in a '66 GTO. Both functional replacements of OEM and they both look decent.