My RetroSound Radio Install
Here's dash speaker bracket assembly with the Kicker 3.5" speakers and how it looks inside the dash from underneath the dash before installing the speakers and bracket.
The dash speacker bracket is from @'74 Sport.
Note: you won't be able to use the bracing the runs from the heater controls to the speaker bracket nut. You can see the bracing in the last picture. I just moved it out of the way and didn't attach it.
Also, there's a picture of the actual radio in the dash listening to the World Famous KROQ 106.7 FM. You can choose what color the text is on the radio. You can use one of the prebuilt colors, or you can enter in your own hex codes for a custom color.
It also comes with a microphone for the Bluetooth phone calls. It works really well. It's surprising how well it works. My son called me and I didn't hear any of the road or wind noise. I couldn't even hear the engine, even though it does get kinda loud at 2,500 to 3,000 RPM.
Lastly, the grills covering the 6x9's. Those aren't the grills the speakers came with, but these came with the car when I bought it and they seemed to look more vintage so I used them.
Here's dash speaker bracket assembly with the Kicker 3.5" speakers and how it looks inside the dash from underneath the dash before installing the speakers and bracket.
The dash speacker bracket is from @'74 Sport.
Note: you won't be able to use the bracing the runs from the heater controls to the speaker bracket nut. You can see the bracing in the last picture. I just moved it out of the way and didn't attach it.
Also, there's a picture of the actual radio in the dash listening to the World Famous KROQ 106.7 FM. You can choose what color the text is on the radio. You can use one of the prebuilt colors, or you can enter in your own hex codes for a custom color.
It also comes with a microphone for the Bluetooth phone calls. It works really well. It's surprising how well it works. My son called me and I didn't hear any of the road or wind noise. I couldn't even hear the engine, even though it does get kinda loud at 2,500 to 3,000 RPM.
Lastly, the grills covering the 6x9's. Those aren't the grills the speakers came with, but these came with the car when I bought it and they seemed to look more vintage so I used them.
