RE: new owner, sort of. - More on factory stereos

[Tim Irwin <timi@Interlinq.com>]

Panasonic made the head units for most of the '98s. Clarion made them before
that. 

Check the trunk for a CD-Changer cable. If you have a rectangular 8-10 pin
(can't remember exactly) connector, then I have a factory 6 disk (Panasonic)
unit I'm looking to get rid of for $250obo in order to help finance an
aftermarket system for my '98 GLX. A new one is listed on the VW website for
$320. Others can probably provide you with contact information on getting an
aftermarket adapter.

For others on the list, my (now 1 month old) factory changer w/ rectangular
plug & mounting hardware (factory left side floor mount) is still for sale.
Due to VW listing new ones for $320, I've lowered my price to $250 obo.

Tim Irwin
Kent, WA.
'98 GLX

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	jeremy [SMTP:schroett@sprynet.com]
> Sent:	Monday, October 19, 1998 8:44 AM
> To:	jettaglx@igtc.com
> Subject:	new owner, sort of.
> 
> hello, 
> 
> i am new to the list...  my significant other is a new owner of a silver
> 99 jetta glx.  it is real nice, the first 3,000 miles have been great. 
> i have some questions that i was wondering if i could have answered..
> 
> who is the manufacturer of the factory head unit?
> 
> is there any way to adapt an aftermarket cd changer to the head unit, i
> see that the connections are already in place..  the first question
> might help here.
> 
> i am interested in VW floor mats and mud guards.  is there a good source
> for these items?  (besides the overpriced dealer)
> 
> thanks
> 
> Jeremy
> 99 GLX Arctic Silver (i think)