Bluetooth radio conversion

[67imp]

I have a 1967 imperial crown and I’ve been trying to find a way to convert the am radio to Bluetooth without messing with the power antenna but haven’t found much for answers if anyone know about this please let me know me know

 

[3175375]

These guys do what you’re looking for. Not cheap but very good reputation:

Tayman Electrical stereo solutions for collector cars

 

[Big_John]

These guys do what you’re looking for. Not cheap but very good reputation:

Tayman Electrical stereo solutions for collector cars

I have a radio there now for conversion. It's the third one he's done for me.

 

[Boydsdodge]

Mr Heater box is offer the conversion service in Canada.

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[halifaxhops]

Retro Radio is good also

 

[Mudeblue]

I have a 1967 imperial crown and I’ve been trying to find a way to convert the am radio to Bluetooth without messing with the power antenna but haven’t found much for answers if anyone know about this please let me know me know

Piece of cake! You need a Bluetooth Converter and an Adapter for AM to FM! 1-2 hour installation through the glove compartment. Antenna cable from antenna plugs into adapter which then plugs into the back of the radio. The Bluetooth adapter plugs into the AM/FM Adapter!

The Bluetooth can be found on e-Bay "VUBT2 Universal Waterproof Bluetooth 4.0 Audio Receiver"
The SM/FM Adapter is "RediRad" It can be hard to find but I just checked the internet via Google and they are out there!

I did this to my 66 GTO and 65 Sport Fury and they work great. Little tinkering but you will get there!

Everything stays the same in the car, no expensive conversions and the total cost is give or take $150 (the VUBT2 <$40).

While I did this, I also added an amp in the trunk for a little boost! I have schematic if you would like which I have on an excel schedule!

I have a 1967 imperial crown and I’ve been trying to find a way to convert the am radio to Bluetooth without messing with the power antenna but haven’t found much for answers if anyone know about this please let me know me know

 

[Mudeblue]

Retro Radio is good also

If I am correct, you loose originality?

 

[Mopar_Mudder]

has anyone tried anything like this, it is what I am thinking of doing so I can leave the stock radio alone seeing as it still works.

https://www.amazon.com/Memphis-Audio-Headless-Smartphone-Bluetooth/dp/B09GCTY6KD