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Radio installed.
Far left USB hub for flash drive. Far right 1&2 aux inputs for iPod or mp3.
Housed in a mock Mahogany case installed by yours truly.
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Nice one Cyril !!

(sorry for the pun)....

Thanks Tricky

Very neat. What are the two jack sockets to the right of it for?

Thanks Chipper
They are "Aux In" jacks for iPod or other type of mp3 player.
Regards
Mark

Smart. So you can have two inputs at the same time, should you wish to?

I know
I thought it was crazy having 2?? so second is more for décor LOL
But the kit came with way too much of everything, brackets, washers spacers etc,... they said it was because each installation was unique. They were right about that! I had to do my homework on this one

vey smart
what radio have you fitted?
it look very period...

Its called a Zuma radio and can be found from a company called Classic Car Stereo (.co.uk)
You have a choice of 9 different face plates to suit the period/style. And a choice of buttons.
You can mix and match to get the right look you want.
Cheers
M

Nice, change those countersunk wood screws though!

They have since been disguised with Almond Green cover caps.

Lovely

But - where do you keep your gloves now?

lovely fitting, what a great looking stereo shame you have hidden it away, but i more than understand the reasoning.

Thanks Charlie
I like to keep as original as possible and will avoid any unwanted attention when parked in public places.
The door however happily remains open and unobtrusive when the radio is in operation.
Yes BM not only gloves have lost a home but my glasses and other stuff too
Worth while today whilst listening to
"Didn't we have a lovely time the day we went to Bangor"
(not an easy song to pole dance to though!)

LOL
It was a joke made by Victoria Wood.
So whenever I hear the song (a favourite of mine)
I cant help thinking of her joke.