Where do you guys hide your modern radios or CD players ?
In the glove box, under the seat, behind the seat??

 

I just got one of them new fangled cassette players.

 

In a previous truck I had, I put it in the glove box. Worked fine but wind noise was so bad I could not hear it unless I was stopped so in my next truck I went without a radio. Never missed it...

 

You do? Where can I get one? My 8-track keeps eating tapes!. I'm using bucket seats, and will mount the Radio in the center consol. I'm sure they make some, that you hide, and use a remote faceplate, or just remote control. Good luck.

 

I decided to to upgrade to a cassette player when my records keep skipping when I hit a bump.

 

My bike doesn't have a radio, so I have to invite some friends when I want to listen to some music.

 

I went without the typical radio. I put in a small 4 channel AMP and connected a bluetooth receiver to it. Then just sync my phone and stream music from my phone. Keeps things nice and neat.

 

Who needs a radio that broadcasts more commercials than music? I use my phone and earbuds or when in my other car, I can pipe it through the radio. And if you have any kind of a decent exhaust, you wouldn't be able to hear anything inside the truck.

Later!
Mr. Ed

 

Headphones and earbuds, while operating a motor vehicle, are illegal in most every state.

 

Thought about this one from lmc. A little pricey.

 

This is my plan as well. I'm going to hide a Bluetooth enabled amp under the seat and keep a USB charger handy.

I have Amazon Prime and can stream thousands of songs and genre based "stations" through my phone. For the very few areas I can't get good enough service I also have a hundred or so songs stored on the phone itself.

 

Why hide it!
I went with one of these and I love it! Looks like the original but I can plug in an ipod or add Bluetooth if I want.

1949-50 Ford & 1951-52 Ford Truck Radio with Bluetooth: Classic Car Stereos

 

Head unit under the seat controls here:

 

So is texting and we see how effective the police are in stopping that.

Later!
Mr. Ed

 

Hum, nice unit there...