1995 Crown Victoria Stereo

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Joe Wilcoxson - 21 Oct 2004 04:24 GMT

I have a 1995 Crown Victoria LX with the premium cassette player option.
I want to swap it out for a cd player, but my car has the sound system
with the trunk mounted amp and glass antenna. What is the best way to
go, comepletely rip out the audio system and have a custom one
installed, or buy a fm modulated cd changer.

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Scott M - 22 Oct 2004 21:03 GMT

the changer is the easiest and least expensive way to go (unless you can
find a Ford CD head unit at a junk yard or stereo shop that will work in
your car)

>I have a 1995 Crown Victoria LX with the premium cassette player option. I
>want to swap it out for a cd player, but my car has the sound system with
>the trunk mounted amp and glass antenna. What is the best way to go,
>comepletely rip out the audio system and have a custom one installed, or
>buy a fm modulated cd changer.

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LS-SSV/Mythos - 28 Oct 2004 07:35 GMT

Well I went with a FM Modulated Sony 10 Disc Moble Trunk mounted in my 92
Grand Marquis. It works great, I have yet to find a single technical issue
with it. It was a near painless installation, the laying of the cords out of
the way is the hardest part.

The only down side to the CD (Maybe with all CD players, I dont know ) is
that when the car is switched from off to accessory or it stalls and has to
be restarted ( Bad IAC ), there is period of about 10-15 secs before the CD
starts to play again, a minor annoyence but something I have learned to
live with.

Good luck with your Stereo choice

> the changer is the easiest and least expensive way to go (unless you can
> find a Ford CD head unit at a junk yard or stereo shop that will work in
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