Ok, technically NOT a boombox, and it's 7 feet tall. But it's an all-in-one self contained thingamajig, which is what a boombox is all about right? And I'm a car guy, always has been, so what do you expect? 
Saw this on FB marketplace recently. I guess FB is good for something. Anyhow, I couldn't resist and threw the guy an offer ($5 off his asking price so not really a reason to turn down). A few moments later deal done, I drove over, muscled it into my truck and the rest is history. And to think I JUST cleaned out the garage recently. Oh well, that's the life of a packrat.
It's a vintage Delco radio display center.
The kind you'll find in the showroom of a new car dealership. Came with 3 vintage headunits, a 12V power supply, a Delco CD changer of some sort which I haven't connected back yet, also some circuitry to switch the units, a pair of 6x9 speakers, and another smaller pair of speakers (probably for the doors). There's also something that looks like a cell antenna so not sure what that's for. I still haven't reassembled and plugged everything back in (I disconnected a lot of it to prevent snagging and ripping off any of the harness while moving it). I might clean and repaint the dusty feet. Or not. Extremely heavy as it's made of that thick condensed particle wood ****. Should I cover the back of the speakers with some panels to seal the compartment and give the speaker drivers more oomph? Guess I'll have to wait and see how she sounds as-is. It does have slots on both sides of the rear for which I presume is to slide a flexible panel behind to cover it up.
Anyhow, I love it, think it's cool as freek.
If I get tired of one radio, I can switch to another! And because most of my vehicles are all GM, you might say I'm a GM guy and therefore, this fits right at home. 
That is until it gets old and no longer cool, then I might have to get rid of it. In the meantime, it's my new source for garage tunes. Rock on! 
Saw this on FB marketplace recently. I guess FB is good for something. Anyhow, I couldn't resist and threw the guy an offer ($5 off his asking price so not really a reason to turn down). A few moments later deal done, I drove over, muscled it into my truck and the rest is history. And to think I JUST cleaned out the garage recently. Oh well, that's the life of a packrat.
It's a vintage Delco radio display center.
The kind you'll find in the showroom of a new car dealership. Came with 3 vintage headunits, a 12V power supply, a Delco CD changer of some sort which I haven't connected back yet, also some circuitry to switch the units, a pair of 6x9 speakers, and another smaller pair of speakers (probably for the doors). There's also something that looks like a cell antenna so not sure what that's for. I still haven't reassembled and plugged everything back in (I disconnected a lot of it to prevent snagging and ripping off any of the harness while moving it). I might clean and repaint the dusty feet. Or not. Extremely heavy as it's made of that thick condensed particle wood ****. Should I cover the back of the speakers with some panels to seal the compartment and give the speaker drivers more oomph? Guess I'll have to wait and see how she sounds as-is. It does have slots on both sides of the rear for which I presume is to slide a flexible panel behind to cover it up.Anyhow, I love it, think it's cool as freek.
If I get tired of one radio, I can switch to another! And because most of my vehicles are all GM, you might say I'm a GM guy and therefore, this fits right at home. That is until it gets old and no longer cool, then I might have to get rid of it. In the meantime, it's my new source for garage tunes. Rock on! 
