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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Radio mounting

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= Stock Location = = Stock Location =
-{{Album|5023}}+The Datsun 1200 radio fits in the center of the [[dashboard]] above the [[Heater#Control_Mechanism|ventilation controls]].
 +<br>{{Album|5023}} {{Album|2126}}
-= Alternate Mounting Locations =+Dash frame
-In center [[Console]]+<br>{{AlbumC|24118|h=50|shape=27205|t=14|l=160}}
-<br>{{Album|834}} {{Album|4823}}+
-Receiver in glovebox door+The front is supported by the two shafts ("shaft mount") and secured by a 2nd set of shaft nuts, which clamp the shafts to the dash
-<br>{{Album|6655}} {{Album|12040}}+<br>{{Album|28323}}
 + 
 +The rear is hung from an intermediate bracket
 +<br>{{Album|30291}}
 + 
 +Dash frame bracket
 +<br>{{AlbumC|23278|h=20|shape=27206|t=32|l=170|rotate=180}}
= DIN Chassis = = DIN Chassis =
Most modern stereos are DIN-mounted, requiring you to use an alternate mounting location, or cut the metal dash to fit it. Most modern stereos are DIN-mounted, requiring you to use an alternate mounting location, or cut the metal dash to fit it.
-amplifiers, equalizers, CD players, etc+[[#Console]] or [[#Glove Box]]
-You have to cut out the metal around the radio to fit a modern DIN-chassis receiver.+'''Dash'''
<br>{{Album|572|gif}} <br>{{Album|572|gif}}
-mounted in rear-seat area+DIN chassis mount will fit in the 1200 dash if the dash frame opening is cut out a bit
 +<br>{{Album|286}} {{Album|1411}} {{Album|2192}} {{Album|6655}} {{Album|9979}} {{Album|12633}}
 + 
 +amplifiers mounted in rear-seat area
<br>{{Album|2250}} <br>{{Album|2250}}
- 
-== Glove Box == 
-If you prefer not to cut the sheet metal on the [[Instrument Panel]], you can mount it in the [[Glove Box]]: 
-<br>{{Album|6655}} {{Album|22386}} 
- 
-== Console == 
-Mounted in the [[console]], some modification required: 
-<br>{{Album|4823}} 
== Fitting == == Fitting ==
-[http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=54705&forum=1&post_id=395465 Main Forum discussion]+ Also See: [http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=54705&forum=1&post_id=395465 Main Forum discussion]
DIN-mount radios are the same size as the original, but do not have shafts in the front. Instead they attach at the sides of the radio. DIN-mount radios are the same size as the original, but do not have shafts in the front. Instead they attach at the sides of the radio.
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Carefully cut the center out of the delete plate: Carefully cut the center out of the delete plate:
-<br>{{Photo2|DSC04090.jpg}}+<br>{{Album|26882}}
Fit the bezel to the radio: Fit the bezel to the radio:
-<br>{{Photo2|DSC04093.jpg}}+<br>{{Album|26881}}
Finished product: Finished product:
-<br>{{Photo2|DSC05010.jpg}}+<br>{{Album|26880}}
 + 
 += Alternate Mounting Locations =
 +In center [[Console]]
 +<br>{{Album|834}} {{Album|4823}}
 + 
 +Receiver in glovebox door
 +<br>{{Album|6655}} {{Album|12040}}
 + 
 +== Glove Box ==
 +If you prefer not to cut the sheet metal on the [[Instrument Panel]], you can mount it in the [[Glove Box]]:
 +<br>{{Album|6655}} {{Album|22386}} {{Album|12040}} {{Album|3976}} {{Album|3977}}
 + 
 +== Console ==
 +Mounted in the [[console]], some modification required:
 +<br>{{Album|4823}}
 + 
 +amplifiers, equalizers, CD players, stereo, head unit
[[Category:Body Electrical System]][[Category:Options]]{{End}} [[Category:Body Electrical System]][[Category:Options]]{{End}}

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The radio mounts in the center of the dashboard, and is covered by the Dash Fascia.

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Stock Location

The Datsun 1200 radio fits in the center of the dashboard above the ventilation controls.
5023.jpgAlbum 5023 2126.jpgAlbum 2126

Dash frame
24118.jpg27205.png

The front is supported by the two shafts ("shaft mount") and secured by a 2nd set of shaft nuts, which clamp the shafts to the dash
28323.jpgAlbum 28323

The rear is hung from an intermediate bracket
30291.jpgAlbum 30291

Dash frame bracket
23278.jpg27206.png

DIN Chassis

Most modern stereos are DIN-mounted, requiring you to use an alternate mounting location, or cut the metal dash to fit it.

#Console or #Glove Box

Dash
572.gifAlbum 572

DIN chassis mount will fit in the 1200 dash if the dash frame opening is cut out a bit
286.jpgAlbum 286 1411.jpgAlbum 1411 2192.jpgAlbum 2192 6655.jpgAlbum 6655 9979.jpgAlbum 9979 12633.jpgAlbum 12633

amplifiers mounted in rear-seat area
2250.jpgAlbum 2250

Fitting

Also See: Main Forum discussion

DIN-mount radios are the same size as the original, but do not have shafts in the front. Instead they attach at the sides of the radio.
24075.jpgAlbum 24075

First, cut out the facia. Cut out the metal around the radio to fit a modern DIN-chassis receiver:
23172.jpgAlbum 23172
Rectangle cut larger, radio shaft holes now missing

Compare to an uncut dash:
24074.jpgAlbum 24074

Fabricate a DIN adapter bracket (or modify a commercial one).

Create a bezel, by modifying the stock radio delete plamote:
5304.jpgAlbum 5304

Carefully cut the center out of the delete plate:
26882.jpgAlbum 26882

Fit the bezel to the radio:
26881.jpgAlbum 26881

Finished product:
26880.jpgAlbum 26880

Alternate Mounting Locations

In center Console
834.jpgAlbum 834 4823.jpgAlbum 4823

Receiver in glovebox door
6655.jpgAlbum 6655 12040.jpgAlbum 12040

Glove Box

If you prefer not to cut the sheet metal on the Instrument Panel, you can mount it in the Glove Box:
6655.jpgAlbum 6655 22386.jpgAlbum 22386 12040.jpgAlbum 12040 3976.jpgAlbum 3976 3977.jpgAlbum 3977

Console

Mounted in the console, some modification required:
4823.jpgAlbum 4823

amplifiers, equalizers, CD players, stereo, head unit 

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