Which Kenwood cassette/reciever fits Studebaker?

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I am looking for an aftermarket radio for my Avanti. I saw a Kenwood model posted here quite a while back that will fit the 6.25" shaft spacing of the Studes. Does anybody remember the model number that fits or is adjustable to fit?

Brooksie · Accepted Answer

Kenwood 3006 or 3007

Studebaker-r2-4-me via CarKB.c · Answer

Here is a different option for you: have dealer all over the USA and Canada I will also be checking out the Kenwood system thanks.Allen        wrote:

John Poulos · Answer

Any KRC 2000,3000 series Kenwood has 5 7/8 spacing that will work with a little fil

jford · Answer

Thanks for the reply's guys. Is there one or more of these models that has adjustable shafts? I know I can file the holes in the dash a little but I would like to use the original faceplate without damaging it.

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John Poulos · Answer

You'll trash the face plate to make it fit, but a new face plate will cover everything when you go back to stock. You need to file the opening to clear the nose too.        wrote:

Studebaker-r2-4-me via CarKB.c · Answer

This one might work it closes in 3 days. I checked the Kenwood site and it looks like they do not make the 2000 or 3000 series anymore.

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Has anyone put a modern stereo in a GT Hawk with out cutting holes in the door panels or rear quarter panels.

I am considering the stereo in my previous post. I understand this company puts a Studebaker Nameplate on the radio/cassette. These stereos also have inputs for a MP3 player ( Who uses cassettes anyway?). They also can supply a quality a 5x7 dual cone/channel speaker for the rear. I am also considering mounting two small speakers boxes under the dash somewhere.

Any comments?

John Poulos · Answer

It will work just like the others, but you need to trim the dash and shaft holes.Studebaker-r2-4-me via  wrote:>

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