Hey Guys,

I havent been around in a while since I sold my camaro. I rebuilt my website and wanted some opinions and to see if the traffic sent me over bandwidth for Geocities.

My company builds Custom Digital radios that remain 100% stock in appearance but contain modern features like CD Changer controls and tape decks. Please take a look around the site and if you have time take the survey on the "interactive" page. Or just Email me. I also do custom work.

Joe's Classic Car Radio Co. (http://www.geocities.com/joesclassiccarradio)

Thanks!
-JOE-

Joe, Looks good. Front page a little slow on dial up. A couple of pop-up to clear. Glad you are back. You were a little busy last time I emailed you. Time for me to start thinking about audio again.

My dream plan - retrofit 2 original 69 AM radio with modern AM/FM with a MP3 input and maybe an amp output.

I will look at the interactive and message board from a higher speed link. :D

I had a small problem with the page, so I jsut emailed you, hope you restore, I don't want digital, but the old one restored.
later, sb

Hey Guys,

Kevin. I havent forgotten you. And as always I am Busy Busy Busy! The Amplifier outputs are easy, its the MP3 input that I am having trouble finding. The problem is that most QUALITY radio manufacturers dont provide an easy input for MP3 players. So far I can modify the Tape deck circuit of the Kenwoods to accept the MP3 input. Is that acceptable? I assume you will be patching into the unit using a "Headphone" type connection and not RCAs right? Email me and we can discuss it.

Steve,
We do restore original radios also. You have Mail!

Thanks again Guys!

Joe, busy here too. No time to see your page from work ;)

Yes the MP3 input would be from the headphone jack, like the iPods, but I am interested in another vendor, name is like Rio, Raptor or Raven, something like that.

My projects backed up too from all this cold weather, so plenty of time to get the right parts. Talk to you soon.

KevinW

Just wanted to let you know that I have the circuit done for connecting AUX inputs to the radio. I have stopped building the tape decks and am now including the AUX input in 3 of the 4 radio types that I sell.

Email me if anyone wants any info.

www.geocities.com/joesclassiccarradio (http://www.geocities.com/joesclassiccarradio)

Joe, can you post any pictures on the new MP3 underdash radion and how it would mount to the stock 67-68 camaro dash.
I'm interested and would like to put an order in but really want to see how clean it mounts to the dash.
Thanks
Doug
68 RS/SS Conv.

Joe;
I'd like to mount one of your remote units right on my existing dash radio location for a 69 camaro. How would it mount(no pic's of the back on your website. Also the cd changer in the glovebox is great. But without dimensions how do I know if it will fit?