Stereo
Ford Parts Specialist
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Simi Valley, CA
yeah, i missed part of what you had originally posted. my browser effed up and actually edited (or something) out a couple of lines. Like the whole bottom half of it. no need to be rude, dude. besides, did you read what got posted before your last post? i THANKED YOU. so calm down, dawg. No need to be so sensitive.
I stated facts based on experience and from the 1964/72 FORD TRUCK PARTS CATALOG.
As good as my memory is...I cannot remember everything, so I have to refer to the catalog now and then.
You can get this same parts catalog on a CD from hipoparts.com for about 22 bucks,
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From: Northern California
Way to be specific and helpful, guys. In the future, when i mention "putting a stereo in my truck" can we please assume that i mean "a radio head unit capable of producing music for the listening pleasure of the driver and/or passengers of said truck"? I had thought that with the combined wisdom and experience available on this forum, that such nitpicking would have at least been followed by a correction or explanation. Thank you, dbdbb and numberdummy, and i mean that sincerely, for explaining what those guys were talking about.
AM "mono" radios were avaliable for a long time before 1971. They are also comon and cheap, if you prefere one of those. They are not stereo though, they just have one speaker in the dash.
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From: Northern California
How difficult is it to set up a stereo radio in one of these? i figure the hardest part is going to be finding mounting points for the extra speakers. i found a plastic headliner that comes with speakers, but for some reason the thought of installing a plastic headliner in my truck doesnt sit well with me. You guys have any favorite mounting points?
Here is a pic... The speaker lines up with the window crank, at the bottom of the door area.
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Thanks guys. im looking for a stereo head unit, and i figure i may be able to cut a couple speakers into the dash pad. After i pull the gas tank from behind the seat, i may throw in a speaker box as well. of course, that will work better when i get the bucket seats.
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: NW Houston, TX
I have a stereo am/fm Ford radio that looks much like the photo above. Mine also has the balance slider under the pushbuttons. I bought it for my 67 Ranger a couple of years ago, but I have since learned that Ford did not have an am/fm radio for the 67, so I'm considering putting it up for sale in the near future. The paper tag on the left side of the radio shows it as a D3TA-19A241-125, and the numbers below are 3F8TP-AE and says FORD on the bottom. The number on the back of the bezel is D1TA-18842-AA, but I'm not for sure if this is original with the radio.
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