Topic: Marine Radio

[Mozman68]

Step away from the checkbook   That jeep is going to weigh 6000lbs before too long.

I can dream, can't I???

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[jwalls4x4]

Thanks guys, I think I am going to try to find a cheap marine stereo.  If not, I'll get the cheapest plain CD player I can find.

[Jeffy]

I can dream, can't I???

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Just lose some weight to offset it...

[Jesse-James]

Another option is to get a marine flip cover for the front like this.......

[Jeffy]

Another option is to get a marine flip cover for the front like this.......

Only problem is that it does nothing to protect the back.

[flyingbrick]

Only problem is that it does nothing to protect the back.

And they don't fit in the YJ's stock radio opening, i tryed.

[Jeffy]

And they don't fit in the YJ's stock radio opening, i tryed.

Hog out the opening and it should.  I mount my radio so the face is outside of the plastic, not behind it.

[oldjeep]

Hog out the opening and it should.  I mount my radio so the face is outside of the plastic, not behind it.

Got a picture?   There isn't much space surrounding the radio hole, in my jeep there's no where near enough space for one of those add on covers.

[Jeffy]

This is an old pict but you can get the idea.

[jwalls4x4]

Does ISO DIN mean the radio uses a normal car stereo plug?

[Jeffy]

Does ISO DIN mean the radio uses a normal car stereo plug?

ISO DIN is the size of the opening required for the stereo.  There is 1.5 DIN, 2 DIN, etc...