Jim, I started with a nice stereo radio with cassette (under dash), then to a
remote 6 CD changer (in trunk), then 2 good mid and high range speakers (in
panel at B post), then a sub woofer (right kick panel), and finally a 300 W amp
(trunk). Over kill, maybe, but my other cars have this as std. equipment, so
why not the Tiger. Sounds great, and all you really see is the stereo, and
speakers at B post.
I am putting all my old records, yes 45's and 33's, cassettes, and CD's on
burnable CD's for conveyance. Then I can, in the words of the Dobbie Brothers,
Rock Down the Highway.
I will probably do an article for United if there is interest.
Larry
Jim Boynton wrote:
> Took the Tiger out for it's first extended run today(90 miles). Left work
> early on a beautiful NH afternoon with the sun out and blue sky above. I
> wondered when I got the car if I be disappointed. After all cars have
> changed so much in 30 years with automatic this and power that. No way
> ..what a joy to drive that car again. It's everything I remembered. But
> where was Johnny Rivers, The Beach Boys, and Roy. Where are you guys putting
> CD players? Anyone mounting speakers and subwoofers behind the front seats?
> I remember my radio(AM only?) was suspended from the dash..I think.
>
> PS And where were the GTO's and XKE's I use to toe the line with in the
> mid-60's. No where to be seen.
>
> Jim
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