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Looking good Stewart.
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Stewart, As the original single speaker was under the glove box, I placed my speakers in the door panels. You can get high quality speakers that have a shallow depth, which is needed to install them there or the window assembly will hit it. Bose is one. Personally, I wouldn't even install a radio in another one. You can't hear it anyway while driving unless the volume is up high enough so people three blocks away can hear it. I'd rather have the blank in there. But, to each his own. Here's the 72.
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Its a 13" mourtny (SP) wheel. https://www.victoriabritish.com/ICATALOG/MG/full.aspx?Page=83
I've gone the door route before with speakers but I want to do something different this time. My 75 has a nice set of component speakers in the doors along with an amp and you can hear it going 90mph but at that point it so loud it hurts your ears.
I'm not doing that this time though I would like to move the speakers out of the doors.
I've gone the door route before with speakers but I want to do something different this time. My 75 has a nice set of component speakers in the doors along with an amp and you can hear it going 90mph but at that point it so loud it hurts your ears.
I'm not doing that this time though I would like to move the speakers out of the doors.
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Amazing transformation!! :laugh: LOOKS GREAT!!
On the speaker front, do you have a spare set of head rests? You could disassemble them and mount speakers inside. I wouldn't do it to a good original pair but if you have some usable spares, might be worth looking into.
On the speaker front, do you have a spare set of head rests? You could disassemble them and mount speakers inside. I wouldn't do it to a good original pair but if you have some usable spares, might be worth looking into.
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