Vintage Auto Radio

Steve-I just want to thank you for the conversion you did on my 1966 Pontiac big car am/fm radio. The radio looks stock on the outside, but it sure does sound nice and picks up numerous stations. The Pyle 4x10 and 6x9 triaxial speakers were a perfect fit in the dash and rear seat in the original speaker locations. I can't wait until July 2007 when my wife and I travel to Tulsa, Oklahoma for the Pontiac Oakland Club International yearly convention. For the first time we are going to have an enjoyable trip listening to music. I will highly recommend you to any of my friends seeking a conversion to their old radio. Thanks again!

Bob Powell, Millville, Delaware

Steve, First of all, thanks for your professionalism and prompt follow up to my phone calls and emails. It’s hard to find service like that anymore. My newly converted 1951 Ford radio is back in the dash and is working just like you said it would. Best of all, it looks like it originally did, but it works much better. And I definitely like the way my Ipod ‘s 50’s & 60’s music sounds when pumps through the radio. (Great at car shows.) I would certainly recommend your service to anyone who is looking to convert his or her old radio.

Dan Prior, Santa Rosa, California

Steve, I just wanted to tell you I was able to install my new AM converted to AM/FM radio and Blaupunkt speaker last night. Everything works as advertised and the sound out of that speaker is terrific. That radio never received so many channels in its life. Thanks for doing a stand-up job. For some of us old car people the $450 cost is a lot of money and doing business on the Internet is still a bit of a risk. Now that the radio works and does what it is supposed to do that dollar amount and risk doesn't seem to be so bad. I appreciate your patience with me and I will recommend your services to anyone who needs them.

Jeff Shannon, Crawford, TX