How I Finished-Out My Dash

WLDRIDE

WLDRIDE
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I'm a big fan of silence and contemplation. I never listen to anything while driving. (Weird, I know.) I like the quiet. So this is how I finished-out my dash after I had taken it apart to eliminate all of the rattles.

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I'm a big fan of silence and contemplation. I never listen to anything while driving. (Weird, I know.) I like the quiet. So this is how I finished-out my dash after I had taken it apart to eliminate all of the rattles.

I believed you until the end. Now I know you are lying. I bet you don't even own a Jeep.;)
 
I'm a big fan of silence and contemplation. I never listen to anything while driving. (Weird, I know.) I like the quiet.

Hey! I do that from time to time. I have a pretty long commute to work. I usually listen to playlists on my iPhone or podcasts. Sometimes, though, I just want to turn everything off.
 
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I have a removable faceplate that works in a similar fashion. When I want silence I simply don't open my security glove box and put the faceplate in place. But probably if I had better speakers I'd listen more. I do listen. But not as much if I could hear the words. lol.
 
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Wouldn’t call Ripley quiet but my radio‘s face has been off for a while now. Been too lazy to reinstall it. Wildryde, I’ve got the bad oem radio that came out of her if you need a filler that doesn’t make noise. Get yourself some sheet metal and build a cubby hole where the radio was, couple of bends and a pop rivet tool is all you need.
 
Wouldn’t call Ripley quiet but my radio‘s face has been off for a while now. Been too lazy to reinstall it. Wildryde, I’ve got the bad oem radio that came out of her if you need a filler that doesn’t make noise. Get yourself some sheet metal and build a cubby hole where the radio was, couple of bends and a pop rivet tool is all you need.
Thanks, but I'm all set.
 
Hey! I do that from time to time. I have a pretty long commute to work. I usually listen to playlists on my iPhone or podcasts. Sometimes, though, I just want to turn everything off.

Yah, me too. I can do a hole day trip with nothing but the noise of the Jeep/VW. The VW never had a radio installed in it. I did make a suitcase speaker box that I can control with my phone or iPod, but rarely do. The Jeep I just either turn it off, or if I get bored with the music I listen to KFBK new talk radio.

I have to admit though, I am trying to make the Jeeps radio sound better for when I do listen to music. :D Still need to ad the subwoofer and another amp. LOL
 
I Don listen to much music either, but I just installed a Kenwood with blue tooth so I can talk hands free. They are pretty strict about it around here.
 
I'm a big fan of silence and contemplation. I never listen to anything while driving. (Weird, I know.) I like the quiet. So this is how I finished-out my dash after I had taken it apart to eliminate all of the rattles.

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I would love to listen some tunes as I travel around. Sound is abysmal around town and I can't hear a darn thing when on the freeway.
 
I would love to listen some tunes as I travel around. Sound is abysmal around town and I can't hear a darn thing when on the freeway.
Bought new radio/cd from Walmart for $79. Has blue tooth for hands free and ear bud jack for listening to radio in noisy jeep.
 
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