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- From: Christopher Randazzo <car@xxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 13:05:52 -0700 (PDT)
I recently purchased the bracket from Houston and was also disappointed that it was not painted. I did buy some textured paint as well as a can of semi-gloss black paint and applied it to the bracket and I think mine came out better than the original!
On the subject of radios...
What's the best way to mount a CD changer in the little storage area behind the driver's seat (not the shelf)? Just drill the mounting screws through the fiberglass floor (ouch)?
Thanks!
Chris
'83 Delorean
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>Message: 18
> Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:13:04 -0000
> From: "Jan van de Wouw" <jvdwouw@xxxx>
>Subject: Re: Radio Bracket reproduction (was: New Fuel Gauge Sending Units.=
>..)
>
>> I do have one question though on anothet part that=20
>> DMC Humble is reproducing...the Radio mounting bracket.
>> Why aren't they painted or powder coated black?=20
>
>I'd like to know this too. When I did my installation allmost
>2 years ago I cut up my existing bracket to take my
>DIN-sized head unit. Hacking this up was quite some
>work and not something I'd really like to do myself.
>
>Two weeks ago I installed a new radio into a car of a=20
>fellow Dutch owner as a favor; I had experience ;-)
>He had bought a reproduction, but had to paint it himself
>too. When we started installing it we also found that
>it would rattle considerably; the poprivets were not
>tight enough so I had to tighten them...
>The originals are spot welded.
>
>Over all the bracket is quite OK, but for $125,- I would=20
>have expected the front bit to at least be black.
>The fit of all the holes and such was perfect,
>allthough we had to elongate the DIN-slot about 3mm
>to get the sleeve for mthe radio to fit properly.
>
>The guy I did the installation for would have left the front
>bare Aluminium if his radio had been like that too.
>Unfortunately it had a black front panel...
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jan van de Wouw
>Thinking Different... Using a Mac...
>Living the Dream... Driving a DeLorean...
>
>#05141 "Dagger" since Sept. 2000
>
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