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02-05-2011, 02:49 PM
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I run cut dashes in car car because I really enjoy having stereo in the stock location and i do not care about resale value because i am not going to flip it. After I pass on, whoever owns it can do what they want with it. Still, if your dash is virgin/original, try to find a bezel that is already cut out and save your original one.
I can see the plus side of the hand down stereo set up shown but, it also looks like it would be east to steal. People here are already not driving their vintage Pontiacs enough, we do not need anyother reason to leave it in the garage because of worrying about something.
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02-05-2011, 08:58 PM
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I have the head unit already and I like the plug in features for iPod/ect as well as having controls at the ready. I may just cut the dash. I'll goof around with glove box mounts and if I cAnt come up with something then out comes the dremel....
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