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scooter122983 · 07-24-2007, 09:59 PM

Dont worry I have not done it but the offer is on the table. I am curious as to why we should not cut our dash other than it takes away from the "origional looking dash". I just want a good stereo that sounds good and looks good. Is there a way that I can put in a new stereo keep the old head unit for looks and hook up the new stereo in a descret location other than the glove box. Im trying to stray from having to reach half across texas to change cd's without using a disc changer. I guess it sounds like im chasing a dream with this but im a different type of person.

07-24-2007, 09:59 PM	#1
scooter122983 The Man The Myth The Mystery Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Des Moines, IA Posts: 114	Cutting the dash Dont worry I have not done it but the offer is on the table. I am curious as to why we should not cut our dash other than it takes away from the "origional looking dash". I just want a good stereo that sounds good and looks good. Is there a way that I can put in a new stereo keep the old head unit for looks and hook up the new stereo in a descret location other than the glove box. Im trying to stray from having to reach half across texas to change cd's without using a disc changer. I guess it sounds like im chasing a dream with this but im a different type of person.