Mark,
If you have been thinking of this for 17 years, you've probably thought of
most of the solutions. I have seen CD's mounted behind the blanking plate
on the passenger side and the blanking plate modified with a spring along
the bottom so one can pull it down for access to the unit, otherwise the
unit is always hidden.
I have considered this, but like others have said, I can't hear it at speed
anyway.
Of course, this all assumes that you convert to neg ground, which, IMHO, is
the sensible thing to do.
HTH
Safety Fast!
Gordie Bird
62 MGA
80 MGB
> For the past 17 years I've thought about putting a car stereo in my MGA,
and
> now that it's being restored, it's a good time to actually put one in.
Any
> advice out there on how best to do it? Or any recommendations on places
in
> the SF bay area that can do high quality custom installs? I'm thinking of
> something fairly unobtrusive, where it might be possible to easily
de-install
> the visible parts of the stereo if I want to show the car. I don't want
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