Dave,
I would recommend visiting www.crutchfield.com to pick out a new stereo.
When you find the one that you like, look at stores that sell car audio
equipment around you. There is a good chance that you can find the same
radio a little cheaper. Crutchfield has a great selection, and great tech
support but they tend to be a little pricey. But...keep in mind that when
you buy a radio from cruthfield you get installation kit and wiring harness
for free. Hope I didn't confuse you too much! E-mail if you have any
questions.
Shawn.
00 CC 4X4 Sport, 4.7l, flowmaster cat-back, k&n homebrew open air filter,180
t-stat, Autolite
3923's, more to come....
> I own three Mopar products from 92-93, and all the radios suck. Most
> noticeably, there is some kind of short in the knob workings, which makes
> the speakers cut out. And, the tape players sound crappy. I don't have
any
> Infinity's, but I've seen them for sale at JUNKYARDS for $150.00 !!!
>
> Who can recommend a good, but not too expensive aftermarket radio? I'm 42
> years old now, so I don't need the state of the art mobile vibration
> generator, just a decent radio. I understand they make
> "one-and-a-half-DINN" sizes that fit right in. What are you guys using?
> -- David Chester
> Albuquerque NM
> 92 Spirit RT
> 93 Dakota V8
>
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