>out and the hole isn't big enough for even a disc. Then he says to me
>how good are you with a hacksaw? Then he says why don't you ask you
>group. Also has anyone replaced the stock speakers and with what? >>
>
Emery said:
>Walt - I cut my dash panel bigger several years ago to accomodate a decent
>tape player with remote control. I used a saber saw. It worked well with
no
>problems. The speakers can be replaced with high quality ones that are an
>exact fit. They are obviously small speakers but if you purchase decent
ones
>they sound good, much better than the originals.
>
>Emery Stora
>77 Kingsley
>Santa Fe, NM
Has anyone found a high quality replacement speaker for the rear that will
fit in the existing hole without bottoming out or protruding?
Chuck
77 Kingsley
North Idaho
>how good are you with a hacksaw? Then he says why don't you ask you
>group. Also has anyone replaced the stock speakers and with what? >>
>
Emery said:
>Walt - I cut my dash panel bigger several years ago to accomodate a decent
>tape player with remote control. I used a saber saw. It worked well with
no
>problems. The speakers can be replaced with high quality ones that are an
>exact fit. They are obviously small speakers but if you purchase decent
ones
>they sound good, much better than the originals.
>
>Emery Stora
>77 Kingsley
>Santa Fe, NM
Has anyone found a high quality replacement speaker for the rear that will
fit in the existing hole without bottoming out or protruding?
Chuck
77 Kingsley
North Idaho
