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Thanks for the DVVM idea.
The move away from common-ground radios came sometime in the early 80s. Installing a later model Chrysler radio, up until just after 2000 would be a piece of cake and wouldn't require me to cut the dash... There were some really nice radios offered which would fit.
However, that's not the goal of this upgrade. The point is keeping the car as much a "period piece" as possible, and maintain the novelty of the factory CB. Just as I could pop a flatscreen into an old cabinet, I prefer to keep it original.
In my eyes, adding the amp (and the aux port through the antenna connection) is more like adding a reversible mod to a vintage tv to accept an A/V signal injection.
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From Captain Video, 1/4/2007
"It seems that Italian people are very prone to preserve antique stuff."
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