Anyone out there ever used Wild Bill out in Missouri to repair, recondition, or replace thier stock radio? Any feedback either way would be appreciated.
I know what you mean about the "more power" radio, but I'm trying to be a bit of a purist with the ZX. I have a nice system in my Civic Si (and as far as my old 94 K1500 blazer - I could care less what I put in THAT monstrosity) but I want to try to keep the ZX as original as possible. Thanks, though. Aside from some tearing of the drivers seat "wing", the leather is good, the dash is perfect, the gauges work, compass and accelerometer, the digital dash works well, everything is originall in this GLL package
I hate the stock stereo. Not only is it 5x under powered by todays standards, but also it simply looks like a product of the 1960s. Yuck. I replaced mine with a nice Pioneer head unit.
You've lived without it for how long, having the origional stereo, unless it's a low mile shiro is not a good investment. I'm all for buying a new stereo, it's not hard to wire up fresh new wires and fabricate a bit of plastic to cover the gaps. But if you love the 80's keep searching, you may find one in good condition. Good Luck!
boZton, I have a perfectly-working stock stereo from my 88 sitting on a shelf in the basement. I'm a bit of a purist too (spelled o-l-d), but this year I finally broke down, moved into the 1990's, and installed a CD player, a rear speaker panel from The Z Store, new speakers, and a sub, and it sounds a zillion times better than the stock stero. I'm never going to reinstall the original. You can have it for the cost of shipping. Send me an email if you want it.