Stereo location, early versus late 240s
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Stereo location, early versus late 240s
I just ordered a new head unit for my '84 240 wagon. I'd prefer to install it up top, like the later model 240s. My question is, on the later model 240s, what is in place of the stereo under the ash tray? I found what I think is a cubby hole on eBay, but I'd rather not guess.
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
#3
Thanks for the info. That is what I was looking at on ebay. Unfortunately my stock radio was replaced with a Clarion cassette player of a similar vintage. I did find this on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VOLVO...1%7C240%3A1318
Hope this works for you.
Thanks again,
Jim
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/VOLVO...1%7C240%3A1318
Hope this works for you.
Thanks again,
Jim
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Thanks soundmiami. That is kind of what I had in mind. Here is my current stereo and its location:
According to UPS my new head unit and satellite radio interface are on the truck for delivery today. I'm like a kid on Christmas Eve. A FedEx truck just drove past my window. STOP TEASING ME!
According to UPS my new head unit and satellite radio interface are on the truck for delivery today. I'm like a kid on Christmas Eve. A FedEx truck just drove past my window. STOP TEASING ME!
#8
That was the before, and this is the after...
Sony Xplode head unit with iPod and satellite radio interfaces. The old radio must have come from Crutchfield as well, since the install was plug and play. My two minor gripes are that I wish I had known the velour pocket was in there already since I bought one off eBay. My other minor gripe is that the wires for the rear speakers were too short to move up to the new head unit. No big deal, I need to replace all four speakers. When I do that I'll simply run new wire.
-Jim
Sony Xplode head unit with iPod and satellite radio interfaces. The old radio must have come from Crutchfield as well, since the install was plug and play. My two minor gripes are that I wish I had known the velour pocket was in there already since I bought one off eBay. My other minor gripe is that the wires for the rear speakers were too short to move up to the new head unit. No big deal, I need to replace all four speakers. When I do that I'll simply run new wire.
-Jim
#9
I just picked up a 84 GL Wagon yesterday and want to replace the radio. Me and a buddy of mine were trying to take the stock one out and couldnt figure out how. Im sure this is a newb question but any help would be appreciated. And how hard is it to move it from the lower compartment to the upper???
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