Stereos interchangable
Geezer who otherwise doesnt give a crap, sticking his nose in here....
I've had several aftermarkets in the past. They're fine if you dont mind the odd window /door /dash /wiring harness repairs on occasion. And I had cheap ones.
The last was stolen on the curb of a nice middle class white collar neighborhood. They even cut the factory harness before the adapter.
I've had several aftermarkets in the past. They're fine if you dont mind the odd window /door /dash /wiring harness repairs on occasion. And I had cheap ones.
The last was stolen on the curb of a nice middle class white collar neighborhood. They even cut the factory harness before the adapter.
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BF Veteran
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 2,257
From: SW Central OH
Lol.. just trying to be helpful..but it's a fact of life that thieves dont go for factory radios.. and I thought this was a useful idea
That is.. just remove face of an old radio glue on ***** buttons if applicable and use velcro/whatever to hold it over the aftermarket goodie.
how to take the face of a stock .. radio/cassette and stick it over the face of a recessed din aftermarket, when parked.
Starting Member
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 246
From: Austin, Texas
If I were a thief, I would go for them... I know some factory stereos can bring $3-400 on ebay. Hahaha
Starting Member
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 208
From: California
factory replacements usually go for more then ur average new pioneer,kenwood,jvc..etc. that go for around $70-100
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