Clock and Breadbox
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Clock and Breadbox
Hi there -
I'm thinking abut fitting a clock in my '84 Vette. It has no clock for some reason, I'm guessing that maybe it was in the original radio? That was gone before I got the car.
ANYWAY......
I thought maybe I'd buy one of those breadbox replacement panels from Mid America, and cut a hole in it to fit a clock. My question is, whether there's enough space behind the panel for the clock to fit?
Thanks!!
I'm thinking abut fitting a clock in my '84 Vette. It has no clock for some reason, I'm guessing that maybe it was in the original radio? That was gone before I got the car.
ANYWAY......
I thought maybe I'd buy one of those breadbox replacement panels from Mid America, and cut a hole in it to fit a clock. My question is, whether there's enough space behind the panel for the clock to fit?
Thanks!!
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breadbox
89 vert. I put the flat panel and removed the breadbox. I LIKE the look so much better with the flat panel. The breadbox is tough to get off. Lots of hard to reach bolts. I guess it would depend how thick your clock is.
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From: Lacey WA RVN 68-69
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The clock is in the radio. You should be able to toggle between the station frequency dispaly and the clock display by pushing the volume ****. Most aftermarket radios also have a clock display.
