Slick 60's

I have no problems hearing my tunes. when the speakers are right at your ears, you don't even need an amp... 5" or 6" (I don't remember) marine speakeres so I could get them white to match the headliner and a custom aluminum overhead console with custom '65 galaxie reverse light for the dome light... and I got the pretty stripes on the dash also...

Shadow wrote:With The Hole In The Dash Finally Patched It Looks So Good I Can't Bring Myself To Drill It For The Stock Radio........

Shadow,
Did you also patch the radio grill on the top of the dash?

BarnieTrk

BarnieTrk wrote:

Shadow wrote:With The Hole In The Dash Finally Patched It Looks So Good I Can't Bring Myself To Drill It For The Stock Radio........

Shadow,
Did you also patch the radio grill on the top of the dash?

BarnieTrk

No, I Didn't Have To. There Wasn't A Speaker Hole On Top Of The Dash...

Shadow wrote:

BarnieTrk wrote:

Shadow wrote:With The Hole In The Dash Finally Patched It Looks So Good I Can't Bring Myself To Drill It For The Stock Radio........

Shadow,
Did you also patch the radio grill on the top of the dash?

BarnieTrk

No, I Didn't Have To. There Wasn't A Speaker Hole On Top Of The Dash...

Too Kewl! I haven't seen many without the top grill openings.......

BarnieTrk

My truck was radio delete. No holes anywhere. I figure if it made 50YRS without being cut there's noway I'm gonna cut it.

I am in the same boat. I actually have a Mercury radio I was gonna use in the original garage door some idiot cut.
Then my body man filled the dash and it looks great. Never was a radio truck originally so I have no speaker hole or grille.
I have a stock radio and like the look of them.... saw one that was updated and modernized in a truck at a
Slickstock once.. I think it was the Doc in Kansas City's truck. It was cool.

But Hidden Audio means no more drilling my pristine dash. Its a tough one.