Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

Best bet is to call Crutchfield Electronics and see what fits.



1-888-955-6000


Good luck !!


--James--

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

Best bet is to call Crutchfield Electronics and see what fits.



1-888-955-6000


Good luck !!


--James--

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

Best bet is to call Crutchfield Electronics and see what fits.



1-888-955-6000


Good luck !!


--James--

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

You didn't even mention your satellite radio. Trucker's use AM on
stations over five hundred miles away.
I use a hiden radio on my seven with frequency remote:
http://www.halonmarketing.com/mall/SECRETAUDIO.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:96Odnb5ovNqx4-7YnZ2dnUVZ_rKdnZ2d@ez2.net...
> Bill! Are you serious?
>
> 1.) There are lots of radio opportunities around here. Even in the desert.
> 2.) He has a standard radio cut out in the dash for any of the
off-the-shelf
> head units on the market today.
> 3.) Assuming trouble getting a radio station in the middle of nowhere, it
is
> next to impossible to NOT find a radio today that is without a cassette or
> CD.
>
> I would NEVER put a radio where I could not see and operate the controls
> EASILY.
>
>
>
>
>
>




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Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

You didn't even mention your satellite radio. Trucker's use AM on
stations over five hundred miles away.
I use a hiden radio on my seven with frequency remote:
http://www.halonmarketing.com/mall/SECRETAUDIO.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:96Odnb5ovNqx4-7YnZ2dnUVZ_rKdnZ2d@ez2.net...
> Bill! Are you serious?
>
> 1.) There are lots of radio opportunities around here. Even in the desert.
> 2.) He has a standard radio cut out in the dash for any of the
off-the-shelf
> head units on the market today.
> 3.) Assuming trouble getting a radio station in the middle of nowhere, it
is
> next to impossible to NOT find a radio today that is without a cassette or
> CD.
>
> I would NEVER put a radio where I could not see and operate the controls
> EASILY.
>
>
>
>
>
>




--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

You didn't even mention your satellite radio. Trucker's use AM on
stations over five hundred miles away.
I use a hiden radio on my seven with frequency remote:
http://www.halonmarketing.com/mall/SECRETAUDIO.php
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"Jeff Strickland" <crwlr@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:96Odnb5ovNqx4-7YnZ2dnUVZ_rKdnZ2d@ez2.net...
> Bill! Are you serious?
>
> 1.) There are lots of radio opportunities around here. Even in the desert.
> 2.) He has a standard radio cut out in the dash for any of the
off-the-shelf
> head units on the market today.
> 3.) Assuming trouble getting a radio station in the middle of nowhere, it
is
> next to impossible to NOT find a radio today that is without a cassette or
> CD.
>
> I would NEVER put a radio where I could not see and operate the controls
> EASILY.
>
>
>
>
>
>




--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

"James Drinkwater" <jdrinkwater@satx.rr.com> writes:

> Here's one for ya'. I got a '76 CJ-7 and want to put a radio in it.
> (Okay, Bill I know "Real Jeep's don't have radios! Haha! Just gotta stir
> the pot.)
> But does anybody still make 'em? What's the style of radio head? Just
> don't know what to search for on the net. I've got a radio from a Comet but
> it's still too big and the only other box I got's a Roadmaster, which is
> fine in terms of quality. Other than that, what'd you do for a stereo?
> Drink
>

This is supposed to fit your '76 '7. I've bought a bunch of stuff here
with no problems.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/96082_101.htm
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Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

"James Drinkwater" <jdrinkwater@satx.rr.com> writes:

> Here's one for ya'. I got a '76 CJ-7 and want to put a radio in it.
> (Okay, Bill I know "Real Jeep's don't have radios! Haha! Just gotta stir
> the pot.)
> But does anybody still make 'em? What's the style of radio head? Just
> don't know what to search for on the net. I've got a radio from a Comet but
> it's still too big and the only other box I got's a Roadmaster, which is
> fine in terms of quality. Other than that, what'd you do for a stereo?
> Drink
>

This is supposed to fit your '76 '7. I've bought a bunch of stuff here
with no problems.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/96082_101.htm
--

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

"James Drinkwater" <jdrinkwater@satx.rr.com> writes:

> Here's one for ya'. I got a '76 CJ-7 and want to put a radio in it.
> (Okay, Bill I know "Real Jeep's don't have radios! Haha! Just gotta stir
> the pot.)
> But does anybody still make 'em? What's the style of radio head? Just
> don't know what to search for on the net. I've got a radio from a Comet but
> it's still too big and the only other box I got's a Roadmaster, which is
> fine in terms of quality. Other than that, what'd you do for a stereo?
> Drink
>

This is supposed to fit your '76 '7. I've bought a bunch of stuff here
with no problems.

http://www.quadratec.com/products/96082_101.htm
--

Re: CJ Jeep Radio Size?
 

James Drinkwater wrote:
> Here's one for ya'. I got a '76 CJ-7 and want to put a radio in it.
> (Okay, Bill I know "Real Jeep's don't have radios! Haha! Just gotta stir
> the pot.)
> But does anybody still make 'em? What's the style of radio head? Just
> don't know what to search for on the net. I've got a radio from a Comet but
> it's still too big and the only other box I got's a Roadmaster, which is
> fine in terms of quality. Other than that, what'd you do for a stereo?
> Drink

I'd recommend finding a radio you want then cutting your dash to size.
If cutting your dash is not an option, there are a number center
consoles that have space for a stereo. Just make sure the stereo can
handle the moisture content present in most CJs.

My Scrambler switches to a bikini top in the summer, so after burning
about about four radios (for the price of one - that'll teach 'em to
sell me an extend warranty at Sears :), I went to Cabelas and bought a
Kenwood marine radio. It's about five years old now, and has been
through high water and rain. It rarely skips, even off road. The only
problem is that the CD eject mechanism now sometimes needs a little
help (not bad for its age and abuse). Marine radios costs quite a bit
more than a feature equivalent non-marine stereo, but I'll never put a
non-marine stereo in my Scrambler again.
--
Michael White "To protect people from the effects of folly is
to
fill the world with fools." -Herbert Spencer