Exactly what I ended up doing, but I also put this carpeted, padded "wrapper"
around the changer to hide it a little as well as protect it. It's called "The
Glove" and I bought mine at Best Buy. The one I got is grey carpet which blends
in pretty well with the Dak's interior.
Did you do anything about what appears to be an "outlet" for the rear of the
left rear speaker. (I'm sure there is a technical term for "venting" the rear of
a speaker to the cabin, but I have no idea what that term might be). There is an
opening in the panel right near the drink holder with several slats, probably
2"X6".
thanks,
Rick
>I had the same problem with mine. I ended up "wedging" my 10 disc changer
>between the rear drivers side seat and the wall of the extended cab. There
>is a gap about 4 or 5 inches wide between the two(where the cup holder is)
>My sony changer fits snugly when I put it horizontial. Hasn't moved yet.>
>- --- rsuter@bizfon.com wrote:
>>
>>
>> Where have others mounted CD changers in GenIII CC SLTs? I attempted to
>> find an
>> appropriate spot for a 10 disk unit last night, but it doesn't fit in the
>> glove
>> box or under the seats. I suspect the center "fold-up" console is a bad
>> idea. I
>> eyeballed the rear "hatches" but they looked too small also.
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> Rick
>>
>>
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