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I have started the work restoring my Dad's 77 W72 he bought new which I recently bought back after being lost for over 30 years. Going to have lots of questions of all you guys - a few previous posts of mine were so well answered I'm hoping for more.
1) When my Dad bought it, I distinctly remembered him telling our salesman - named Stan Cash- that he wanted a cassette player in it. I also remember sitting on the hump on the back seat and seeing the radio just like the one in the pic attached. I know the 77's had the smaller radio hole in the dash than the 78's, and that the cassette player was not offered in 1977. This car is a last week of May 77 build - can you get the radio in the picture in the 77 dash without cutting it up? And was the cassette player offered in other Pontiacs the dealer might have got it from to meet my Dad's request? 2) Also can you tell from the list from PHS (pictured) if the car had one or two speakers in the back? It still had the OE speaker wiring in the back across the package tray area, but it only went to the LH speaker. 3) Compounding all this, the car was equipped with the CB radio option. Did the sound from the CB come through the audio system or just out of the unit? 4) Unbelievably, the car still had the OE CB radio in it when I bought it back. I found an NOS unit while looking for an OEM CB radio antenna, but nada on the antenna or antenna lead which someone had cut right at the trunk. Anyone have a source for either? |
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