1973-87 Squarebody Stereo & Speaker Upgrade 

Excellent! Yeah, some of the later model C10's had a 4x10 setup in the rear, pretty cool!

The radio is supported by the bezel as well as a metal strap at the back. The new radio is extremely lightweight, unlike the radio that was removed.

Yes

You could simply replace the dash face/bezel and use the holes in the bezel to mount the new radio. This is exactly what we did with our 75 GMC Shop Truck.

Yes!

You have to wire the power, ground and a constant to power the radio. After that it's simply running speaker wires where ever you need them.

Looks like you already found it! Thanks for watching!

Yes sir!

Not 100% certain here at the RU-vid studio. call our shop and ask one of the techs.

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV Thank You.

Its just cosmetic, makes it look more like a factory radio.

Yessir!

Yes.

We can't give you a direct link to the package without knowing the year of your truck, but here's a link to our website and you can easily find it all there: www.brotherstrucks.com

Absolutely, here's a link to the product and install video: www.brotherstrucks.com/1960-66-CHEVY_GMC-TRUCK-BEHIND-SEAT-SPEAKER-BRACKETS/productinfo/SBNB066/

Absolutely, these units are wired pre-amp so you can run an external amplifier. Check them out on our website at www.brotherstrucks.com

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV will do i just bought an m1028 you got any codes i can use for a discount ;p

www.brotherstrucks.com

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV what's the radio called?

Any part number for that stereo?

@@victoraguilar8536 If you go into www.brotherstrucks.com type in radio and you can see the radios and sterio systems they have to offer, the sterio for a GMC is called Mid Range Sterio - 240 Watts - GMC, the sterio for a Chevy is called Mid Range Sterio - 240 Watts- Chevy. They also have a spot on their website where you can request a free catalog by mail for a more hands on look at the radios and Sterio systems they have to offer, I got a catalog from them and I really liked it. Hopefully I maybe helped you a little bit.

@@beardedg500 The Chevy Radio part number is: CS06300 and the GMC Radio part number is: CS063GM also if you go into their website and type in Radio, you can see what all radios and stereo systems they have to offer, you can also request a free catalog by mail to get a more hands on look at their stereo systems

We call them "behind seat speaker brackets. You can find them on our website, here's the link: www.brotherstrucks.com/Speakers/products/2267/

Absolutely!

The stereo options can be found here: www.brotherstrucks.com/Stereos/products/2266/ The speaker options can be found here: www.brotherstrucks.com/Speakers/products/2267/

The one that runs under the steering column?

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV yes please

@@James-qq2vq Unbolt the center bolt under the column, and any other fasteners. Once you've got it loose, you can slide it inboard toward the center of the truck and get it off the outer vent. Once that's off the plenum will slide out easily.

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV I finally figured it out thank you though for the response. 👍

@@James-qq2vq Right on!

We've never tested them in a crew cab. We'll see if we can find one to test these on and update our applications accordingly. Thanks for asking!

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV do you know what speaker sizes are in the crew cab? Thanks! Might be buying a crew cab and putting a nice updated system in it

@@TheCrazyR1 In a 1991 crew they are probably 4x10's, but again, we haven't explored the speakers in a crew much, so that's not 100% guaranteed.

Absolutely! Here's a link: www.brotherstrucks.com/CHEVY_GMC-TRUCK-HIGH-END-STEREO-300-WATTS-BLUETOOTH/productinfo/CS07400/

We don;t have this same conversion for a 1964, but we do have options for you. Check out our website at www.brotherstrucks.com/

Contact the shop and one of the guys will have that answer for you. 800-977-2767

Yes. Check them out at www.brotherstrucks.com

Hey so how did you guys get those seat belts in with those brackets because the brackets are covering up where you mount the factory seatbelts

Yes!