Galaxie - radio upgrade
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Galaxie - radio upgrade
In December, I posted about the Galaxie that was dropped off for some love and attention.
It came in for a sound system to compliment the music from the 390.
After six weeks, this was the end result.
We built a custom, motorised center console, fitted three pairs of Rockford Fosgate Power 6½ inch split speakers in the doors, two 12 inch Rockford Fosgate Power subwoofers in the boot, with another pair of 6½ inch Power speakers to accompany them. Three Rockford Fosgate Power amplifiers power the system.
I have also fitted two 220 Volt to 12Volt power supplies that can deliver 130 amps to the system, when the car is parked.
(that icky bracket in the picture is a reflection from under the dash)
(I have added a custom sparewheel cover since the picture was taken)
Suspension is an Easy Street airbag system (not done by use) that aids the cool factor.
Go slow, go low, make noise, look good doing it...
It came in for a sound system to compliment the music from the 390.
After six weeks, this was the end result.
We built a custom, motorised center console, fitted three pairs of Rockford Fosgate Power 6½ inch split speakers in the doors, two 12 inch Rockford Fosgate Power subwoofers in the boot, with another pair of 6½ inch Power speakers to accompany them. Three Rockford Fosgate Power amplifiers power the system.
I have also fitted two 220 Volt to 12Volt power supplies that can deliver 130 amps to the system, when the car is parked.
(that icky bracket in the picture is a reflection from under the dash)
(I have added a custom sparewheel cover since the picture was taken)
Suspension is an Easy Street airbag system (not done by use) that aids the cool factor.
Go slow, go low, make noise, look good doing it...
Re: Galaxie - radio upgrade
Breathtaking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....sjoe
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Your subject is a bit misleading. It should read : Galaxie - state of the art sound installation
Nicely done man!!!
Nicely done man!!!
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Impressive..Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful there!
I do have one question: where did you get that cherry dash pad? Those are damn near impossible to find here in the USA for 1965-66 big Fords.
I do have one question: where did you get that cherry dash pad? Those are damn near impossible to find here in the USA for 1965-66 big Fords.
Bearhawke in Az, USA
1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager minivan.
1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager minivan.
Re: Galaxie - radio upgrade
Local upholsterer, courtesy of Paul at The Snake Pit in Randburg.Bearhawke wrote:Beautiful there!
I do have one question: where did you get that cherry dash pad? Those are damn near impossible to find here in the USA for 1965-66 big Fords.
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Not my personal style, but fantastic work Johann!
Barry
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Re: Galaxie - radio upgrade
Very good work.
That car was standing at Rolling Thunder at one stage.
Used to belong to a friend years ago.
That car was standing at Rolling Thunder at one stage.
Used to belong to a friend years ago.
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Was it White? . I remember that car back then. It was standing at a guys place in Henley on Klip.Insomnia wrote:Very good work.
That car was standing at Rolling Thunder at one stage.
Used to belong to a friend years ago.
Friends don't let friends drive JUNK.
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When he sold it , is was just primed to be sprayed.
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