Suggestions on a stereo system? I was thinking one of those tiny 3 inch head units in the dash and 4 speakers? Anyone have any cool ideas?

I put the JBL PRV-175 in my donzi with 2 6x9 and 2 6.5" infinity apeakers. It sounds very clear and crisp. I can turn it up most of the way without any distortion. This is without an amp. I can hear it when I'm cruising around. The head unit will fit in your dash and is only 130 on amazon.

Something like this should keep it 'period correct'!

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Sorry, I guess I still have some old cassette tapes I can't play anymore.......

RR

A lot of good Glastron info and pics here including some rebuild threads:

www.classicglastron.com

Yeah i've been cruising that place. Its a shame that on the older build threads the pictures don't work!

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-0ZULQN4...cker-KMC2.html

Thinking this looks good mounted to the dash with 4 speakers?

http://i.imgur.com/hQHyh7Q.png got this in the mail!

My 1st boat was a blue CVX-16 that was rotten. Had to separate the deck from the hull and rebuild every bit of it. Learned a lot and had a lot of fun when done. Space was the key on that thing, not much room. I put access panels under the front seat boxes for wallets and keys, cut an opening in the front bulkhead to throw shes under the fuel tank, put a secondary plastic fuel tank behind the back seat along with the battery and made the rear seat in 3 parts. The sides had removable bottom cushions to access space under the seat for ski ropes and the center section was a removable ice chest. Removable to get to the extra fuel tank and battery. I don't like clutter in my boats and all of that worked out pretty good with 4 people and 2 skis. Had a 150 inline 6 Merc and we ran upper 50's. Motor was a pain in the @$$ to keep running, swore I'd never own another outboard... Enjoy

I always thought the fuel tank in the front was pretty stupid - I always wondered how much better my CVX-18 would have been with the tank under the floor.

Not much room under that floor