[DML] Re: Radio Replacement

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Check with DMCH. They have an adapter that will fit and allow the use
of the newer din style radios. You might also consider a remote CD
changer. The way to go nowadays is with an Ipod or similar device. No
more CD's to carry and a much larger capacity. You can also carry the
Ipod (and all your music) with you when you leave the car. With
today's technology CD's are already a thing of the past! I know
someone with a small computer in their car with a 100 Gig drive with
thousands of songs. Then there is also satellite radio. Try
crutchfield.com for ideas. Whatever you do try to stay flexible. The
technology is changing so fast anything you do will be obsolete before
you know it. There is GPS, cellular communications, DVD, text, Cd,
cassette, lighting, radar and lidar detectors, etc. It is hard to keep up.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "cupsdmc" <cupsdmc@xxxx> wrote:
> I pulled out my original radio (it's shot) last night and am looking 
> at replacing it.  I would like to put in a cd player.  I'm afraid I'm 
> gonna have to do some cutting on the dash face plate in order to get a 
> new style (no knobs) radio to fit.  Does anyone have some 
> suggestions?  Is there a dash plate that I can replace the original 
> one with?  Is there any suggestions on Radio types or brands?






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