Anyone have a stock-looking aftermarket radio installed in 67 dash?

[mykenytemare]

Looking to get a radio to replace the non-working original unit. Looks like all the units in the classic industries catalog and that I've seen online say "1968 and above". I would like to keep the stock appearance but get more power, auxiliary input, etc.

What do the other 67 owners on this board have?

[ws27]

Nothing will fit the 66-67 dash with out cutting the bezel which I really hope you would not consider.

The best way is either a hidden/remote stereo or get the stock one redone with modern stuff inside. I say modern stuff because I haven't a clue what these newer radios have. I'm still using a flip phone.

[Joe mama]

I just installed a vintage looking radio in my wifes branx x vehicle. I didn't have to cut the dash. It's pretty small and very adjustable. It also comes with a connection for a MP3 player.
JEGS sells it. (RetroSound#700-CS-900)

[mykenytemare]

I just installed a vintage looking radio in my wifes branx x vehicle. I didn't have to cut the dash. It's pretty small and very adjustable. It also comes with a connection for a MP3 player.
JEGS sells it. (RetroSound#700-CS-900)

If it fit right and didn't require any fabrication then I think that will be the way I go unless someone knows of a place that will do the rebuild of my stock radio to a full featured modern unit.

[4264door]

You need to do some homework regarding your question. There should be someone who does retro fits in your area. We here don't have all the answers, just sayin'.