Radios and such

[Greg Stickney]

I took the radio out of my golf cart (wasn’t using it anyway) and worked out how to install it. AFTER I stain the luan to match the dash, maybe it will look better. For now, it works just fine. see attached

[James Cochran]

Greg,
Works well. I had thought of setting mine in a center console, just a little further back than yours. I do have a wooden center floor console with drink holders that matches the dash. The heater (some of us need a heater ) is just above my center floor console. I may just leave my radio where it is, upper dash, passenger side.

How many ignitions switches do you have?

[Greg Stickney]

Just one ignition switch that I use. The one in the steering column is currently disconnected until I work out the details between the new wiring harness and the ford ignition switch.

[James Cochran]

Greg,

I like it….fools the car thieves .

Mel got the retro radio that you will be seeing next week. My radio removes by sliding out of it’s recessed mount. When the radio is out the compartment is a map holder..sorta. It’s an older unit, probably 80’s vintage, but works great. No MP3 or CD on mine, but I can connect the ipod to it thru the AUX connector.

James

[edward ericson]

Dude, that dash looks sweet. I wish the wood on mine was half that nice.

[Dan Rosa]

Greg    I have the same gauges metric first English second , you have no ign. light ,,”that would drive me crazy ” I had to put one in. I do like where you put the radio,, I think we have the same one.. it will look good all finished.

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[Mel Zeiger]

Nice job

But what are you going to listen to when you drive your golf cart?

[Greg Stickney]

I have the benefit of a wife to listen to, and of course, all that big talk about the TWO birdies I had today! Shot an 84. Not to bad for and old guy.

Greg

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