New stereo?

I built a box for a standard car stereo to fill the hole from the original Audiovox POS I had.. :)





Wired it into the original harness and works great! :)

Mitch

I put in an automotive am/fm that has an aux input. We all just wanted to plug our phones in, we never used the cassette or cd anyway. I also found an underdash mounting box for $12.00. I think it was on ebay, might have been Amazon. The new stereo in the underdash took a small corner of the area previously hidden by the factory stereo. When I took the old stereo out it opened up another cubbyhole for storage.

That looks nice! I may have to do something like that.

Hello MitchF150,
What I want to know is how much are you going to charge me to come and build and stall the stereo system for me?????:):):):) Great Job!!!!!

Goto websites like Crutchfield.com and nose around. They sell lots of double din radios that will probably fit. If not big box stores sell 1/4 inck oak plywood in small pieces.

A common RV industry sound system is this manufacturer. It's also a vertical mount type of system, meaning, the depth of the unit is shallow. By using this type, you will gain space inside the cabinet area. Pretty much any thing you decide on will require some custom face plate creativity, as indicated by the dimensions you've given. Home Depot / Lowes does have everything you'll need.


Magnadyne

I also built a box to fill in the space when I removed the OEM radio completely.

We now use our iPhones or iPads and a Bluetooth speaker setup for entertainment.

The existing speakers in the RV, I tied into the surround sound system I intalled for the DVD/TV/Sat box.

I had planned on replacing my OEM TT radio as well. For $250, I'd have the same crappy sound. So I went the portable BT speaker route instead like the bear II. Now I can take my tunes to the beach, picnic, and we use the speaker at home all around the yard.

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. I'll give them some consideration.

I'm considering replacing our Audiovox with a double din Pioneer unit that Amazon has for a little over $100. I've been looking around for a week or so, and this looks to be the best bet for what I've budgeted.
Good luck.