I'm looking for an original radio for a 1990 Mondial T... anyone have one, or a picture of one?
My God, I never even thought of that. OK, please, someone post some pictures of OEM Mondial t "radios" thru the applicable years. As for my Mondial, I believe Rod Stewart (first owner) had Rachel's sound system changed dramatically from stock. I haven't done further research on that topic, so I don't even know what a stock unit looked like back in 92. Honestly, I've never even tried to turn on "Rod's" radio in Rachel......... "Why's that"?, you may ask. The answer - "I have an Italian Opera going on behind my head". Cheers, Hank
Joe might be right. Attached are two pictures from my ancient Mondial T book. These's NO stereo!!! I wonder if dealers installed stereos in these cars... Pioneer, Alpine, etc... Thoughts? Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I did read somewhere that the speakers were installed in the factory, but that the stereos were a dealer installed option. My car probably has its original tape deck, a real period piece. The tape doesn't work, but I can't usually hear it anyway despite the huge amp under the passenger's feet.
Yeah, (first photo) this was one trick piece in the 90's, but now (like Hank) I cant remember turning it on last. And to add to the "no-radio" theme. Here is another factory shot sans radio (second shot). Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I was looking at fitting a radio in my car, i have speakers fitted (by the factory) and the antenna (which works!) but no radio. any suggestions as to a suitable radio, it needs to run the tweeter's in the dash & woofer in the door's, so preferably something with a high/low output, its either that or the opera from the back....
Who needs a radio in a car that has a great engine sound? I have seen many different radios installed in the T, I don't think there was a standard.
I had a 456 radio in mine for some time. It looked perfect. Had issues, so recently replaced with a more modern Sony. The "Ferrari" letters on the 456 radio were removed and put on the new Sony. Looks like it came that way. Regards, Jerry