How does this effect access to the transmission dipstick/filler hole that
is in that area? It sounds really nice and something that I'd like to add
to Little Bit if it doesn't effect access.
-Sunnie
At 01:36 PM 1/20/98 -0800, you wrote:
>Chuck Simmers wrote:
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>> I made a aluminum plate the same size as the original speaker and has
>> two holes
>> cut to mount two 3 1/2" (90mm) bi-axial speakers side-by-side.
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>Chuck and all,
>I took a cardboard template to a sheetmetal shop and had a console made
>that
>sits ontop off the tranny hump forward of the shifter. There's plenty of
>room for a
>radio and left and right speakers on the sides plus plenty of space to
>add toggle
>switches,clocks and any other non stock goodies. It can be painted or
>covered
>as desired and fits nicely under the dash. It was designed for the 65
>Sprite but
>can be used in 58-74 models and gives more leg and knee room than the
>stock
>radio console that came with our cars. I can provide a sketch or even
>have a few
>left as it was cheaper to have 6 made at once.
>Let me know if anyone is interested
>Regards
>Alan
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>> -Chuck Simmers
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>> What a great bunch of helpful people you are!
>> Thank you for your tips! Don't know where I'd
>> be without you, honestly.
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>> I cannot fully enjoy my Sprite without some music.
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>> I'm thinking of buying the radio console (plastic
>> or metal) and a simple radio.
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>> How am I going to power it?
>> Since the console will only accept one speaker
>> how can I connect the Left and Right outputs from
>> the radio to it so I get a plain vanilla monaural
>> sound? I don't want to drill any unnecessary holes
>> and install ugly non-original-like speakers.
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>> Regards
>> Evangelos, 66 Sprite
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Sylvia J. Parish
'66 Sprite
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