Radio Question

Short answer: Before buying a generic in-dash radio, check how it mounts — the 1967–68 Firebird radio is unusual. It bolts to the dash by two tabs on the front of the radio (one each side); the volume/tuner shafts do not support it (unlike most cars of the era, which use the shafts plus a rear bracket).

Also, the dash slopes back, so the factory radio has an angled face plate to sit flush. A generic radio likely won’t fit cleanly in this dash.

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Content last modified: June 13, 2026 at 10:06 am


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