FOR SALE 1969 Hemi Roadrunner. Real "J" code Track Pack 4 speed

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If it were a super track pack with a black vinyl top it could be my first runner
 
Boy it is a pretty bird. Love the bucket seat's with console. When looking for a bird their where not that many for sale and now it seems that they are popping up every where for sale.
 
Have you got some tape's still for the old 8 track. Remember taking them apart and rewinding them. While driving down the road remember the best part of a song would be playing and the Dam thing would eat the tape pull out the 8 track and a wad of tape came out but the rest would be raped around the capstem. Well their went another tape out the window. I like the CD's the cassette tapes lasted longer but had to rewind a few using a screw driver.
 
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Have you got some tape's still for the old 8 track. Remember taking them apart and rewinding them. While driving down the road remember the best part of a song would be playing and the Dam thing would eat the tape pull out the 8 track and a wad of tape came out but the rest would be raped around the capstem. Well their went another tape out the window. I like the CD's the cassette tapes lasted longer but had to rewind a few using a screw driver.
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I remember those days. Lol. I don’t have any 8 track tapes left they’re long gone. Just think it would be cool to have that stereo in my car.
 
I remember 8 tracks. If your stereo ate one it was toast. I’m pretty sure there is a box of them somewhere in my mom’s garage.
 
Just to say putting a Pioneer AM/FM/CD player in this bird with blue tooth and every thing. Cut the bezel that was ordered to put it in and the hole cut out fine and made a good fit make's it look like it belongs their. Took all day to make two brackets to mount the radio. Settled for two screws on each side and use the holes for the front of the brackets to mount to the dash. Turned out pretty good. This new radio is so light no like the old ones that weighed a ton. May end up with another strap in the back to stable it more but for now will roll with what is made. Time will tell. :thumbsup2:
 
Someone put a crappy aftermarket radio in my bird. Once my back heals up, I’m looking to put one of the OE radios that ya e been converted to AM/FM with Bluetooth.
 
Now what do you not like about Pioneer radio's. Had a Craig power play in my charger synthesize quad. Am/FM/ 8 track floor mount with a 100watt amp. Just threw it away a few year's back. Radio shack put out a Supper tuner that would blast your world also. 001.jpg Figure spending enough money on the car as it is so will have a decent radio that will preform well. Wont be spending all that money for the OE and not have what I want. Just my thought's each to his own Rain man. :thumbsup2:
 
For my RR I prefer its blue plastic radio block off plate. Six barrels and dual exhaust are the only music I need... :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
I have the stock AM, one speaker deal, but I don't listen to it much. With the top down and the Air Grabber opened up the radio would just be a distraction.
 
Like to here the motor also but do like to here some music while on the road. So must have a good radio with enough Watt's of power to here it over the cherry bomb's. :lol:
 
If I do get the urge to cruise while listening to some tunes, I just use my cell phone/Spotify app and a small portable speaker that is about 3inches round. Puts out enough sound to entertain the whole neighborhood.
 
I’ve been doing the same as Ron as the crappy radio cuts in and out. It’s probably just a loose connection, but I can’t mess with it right now.
 
Yes probably a loose connection. My buddy with his Old's was having the same problem. Had to put a new spade on the hot connection problem fixed. :thumbsup2:
 
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