Indash Stereo MP3 Player

Get an I-pod and some headphones. Thats what I did.

You can't legally drive with headphones on in most states.

Get an iPod with an iTrip or use the AUX input (if your head unit is so equipped).

That's what I did in my Civic. I have a Creative Zen Micro (5GB micro drive). I had a nice bracket and grip device installed that secures the player. Then I have a line-in jack that loops back behind into the AUX jack (with an adapter) through the small CD bin located in the dash (the only way I had to alter the dash was to drill a small [3/8"] hole on the inside). Best part is I don't have to have any CDs in my car and all my music comes with (I can listen at work, too).

I am going to do the same with the 'stang since it already has a line-in jack in the face plate (Aiwa). Just need to get the bracket and clamp installed and I am 'good-to-go'. 8)

I can provide details about the bracket/clamp setup if desired.

L8,

Alias

"Matt" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:

I've checked into this and all pro-shops tell me that it will not work with the in-dash 6-cd changers.

MG

I have a nice iRiver I am wanting to sell. :-D

That may be true.

My cousin just picked up a nice silver '04 GT (dressed up by the stealership as a Mach 1, but that's another story) with the in-dash changer, and he said that his iPod+iTrip sounded really bad, no matter what frequency he tried. As a workaround, he burned a couple audio CDs of his favorite driving music.

I didn't notice on his car: Do those radios still come with a tape deck? If so, you could use a tape adapter...