Here is the rest of the pictures from my stereo and speaker install. The whole system is Sony Xplod. Sounds pretty good too. I just have to cover the headliner.
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Why is it that the trucks are always the best running vehicles in the family?
Ford means "found on road daily"
70 F100 Custom-352 w/68 Highboy 4x4 frame. My play/project truck
70 F250 Explorer-390/C6 auto. My work truck
04 Mitsubishi montero-family car
I have already cranked it with some Metallica and I'm impressed with the sound. As far as rattles or distortion, I haven't really noticed any. Once I cover the headliner with material, I do plan on putting some thin foam back up there to deaden the hollow sound.
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Why is it that the trucks are always the best running vehicles in the family?
Ford means "found on road daily"
70 F100 Custom-352 w/68 Highboy 4x4 frame. My play/project truck
70 F250 Explorer-390/C6 auto. My work truck
04 Mitsubishi montero-family car
I put some 6 1/2 in my headliner about 2 months ago. I get a little rattling but if you crank it up you don't notice it. I've got to get some insulation in there though. Putting the speakers in the headliner was the best thing I've done even though it was hard to cut up the headliner.
Life is hard; its harder if your STUPID. John Wayne
1972 Ford F-100 Explorer 302 C4 automatic
2005 Chrysler T&C Limited
1996 Honda Accord LX 238,000 miles and counting
Hey drytoast. I know the feeling about cutting the headliner. I went and got another one out of a 72 to try it. I figure that way if I didn't like it, I still have my original but so far I'm liking it. I noticed without the foam I had up there, it has a hollow sound when you close the doors.
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Why is it that the trucks are always the best running vehicles in the family?
Ford means "found on road daily"
70 F100 Custom-352 w/68 Highboy 4x4 frame. My play/project truck
70 F250 Explorer-390/C6 auto. My work truck
04 Mitsubishi montero-family car
Out of curiousity...does the front of the radio stick out further than the dash lip above it? I would be somewhat interested in installing a radio with a flip out dvd screen on mine when its all said and done, just need to make sure that the screen would clear the dash. Thanks!
1970 F100 "Marvin 2" - Crown Vic IFS, 302, C4 (work in progress)
1970 F250 "Leonard" - 302, C6 (project in waiting)
1971 F100 "Walt" - 302, 3-speed on the column (Sunday driver)
2004 Mustang GT "Horse With No Name" - 4.6L, 5 speed (Retired daily driver / Friday driver)
Hey michael69. The 6x9s are in my door panels. They sit where the access hole is to the inside of the door. You can only have a 6x9 that is 3 inches deep though or the window elevator hits it.
Hey marvin2. The radio does not clear the dashpad so I'm afraid a flip screen will still hit the pad. Just so you guys know, this is in a 70 F250.
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Why is it that the trucks are always the best running vehicles in the family?
Ford means "found on road daily"
70 F100 Custom-352 w/68 Highboy 4x4 frame. My play/project truck
70 F250 Explorer-390/C6 auto. My work truck
04 Mitsubishi montero-family car
Thanks towtruckerfour, that was what I was thinking. I'm installing my this weekend but have not decided on speaker location. LOOKS GREAT. Thanks again for information and pics.
Michael69
'69 Ranger 'F-100 2WD SWB 351W C6 AUTO
1985 CJ 7 jeep w/35s
1967 SS Chevelle 502 4 speed
2003 Heritage softail w/110 cubic inch screamin eagle kit