Hi dave,
Last summer I installed a Audiovox Rampage stereo system in my 76 Spit. Remote
6 CD changer bolted to the drivers sidewall in the boot. AM/FM Cassette control
head in the dash hole. I had to make my own DIN faceplate to cover the hole. I
mounted two Jensen Coaxial 5" speakers in back of the parcel trays, and placed
two Kenwood Wedge speakers on the deck behind the seats. Everything fit and is
working well. Even at highway speeds I can hear music out of the front speakers
quite well. The system has a removal faceplate as a theft deterrent.
Good luck.
Howard Baugues
76 Spit
70 GT6+
W. Terre Haute, IN, USA
Dave Simpson wrote:
> Hi spit lister
>
> I about to replace the fiber transmisson cover with a plastic one and while
> doing so I am going install a car stereo.
>
> When the cassete player I Had was still working I could only change tapes
> while in 2nd or 4th. I would think a CD player would be worse. So what
> options have other people taken, Such as installing a radio only in the
> dash and use a CD player/changer that mounts in a remote location. ?
>
> For speakers I want to find a set that snap into a fixture/bracket so I
> could easily remove them.
>
> Dave Simpson
> 76 spitfire
> NE Ohio
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