HI All,
I have a 89 3.2, that I rebuilt and have just finished full engine rebuilt and very pleased with my handywork!!
One of the last issues I have is that I removed an aftermarket A/C and when this was fitted they have removed some of the cassette holders to put some buttons and temp controls for that. Having removed it I am short of 2 cassette holders which are NLA but they are around on a few breakers web sites.
BUT it got me thinking if anyone has done anything to put a more useful cubby hole in the place of the cassette holders that looks a bit better? I cant find anything out on the web but someone might have come across something
Cheers
Roger
1989 3.2 cassette boxes or other options
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Re: 1989 3.2 cassette boxes or other options
Just take out the other cassette holders ,leaves a nice big space for all your tatrft218 wrote:HI All,
I have a 89 3.2, that I rebuilt and have just finished full engine rebuilt and very pleased with my handywork!!
One of the last issues I have is that I removed an aftermarket A/C and when this was fitted they have removed some of the cassette holders to put some buttons and temp controls for that. Having removed it I am short of 2 cassette holders which are NLA but they are around on a few breakers web sites.
BUT it got me thinking if anyone has done anything to put a more useful cubby hole in the place of the cassette holders that looks a bit better? I cant find anything out on the web but someone might have come across something
Cheers
Roger
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Re: 1989 3.2 cassette boxes or other options
Yes- that’s what I did on my (stolen) 2.7longman wrote:Just take out the other cassette holders ,leaves a nice big space for all your tatrft218 wrote:HI All,
I have a 89 3.2, that I rebuilt and have just finished full engine rebuilt and very pleased with my handywork!!
One of the last issues I have is that I removed an aftermarket A/C and when this was fitted they have removed some of the cassette holders to put some buttons and temp controls for that. Having removed it I am short of 2 cassette holders which are NLA but they are around on a few breakers web sites.
BUT it got me thinking if anyone has done anything to put a more useful cubby hole in the place of the cassette holders that looks a bit better? I cant find anything out on the web but someone might have come across something
Cheers
Roger
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1978 SC/1984 3.2 Outlaw -Jaffa 911
1973 914 - on Webers - historic rally car- Tango 914
1977 924 2.0 on Webers street legal race car - Martini 924
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Re: 1989 3.2 cassette boxes or other options
Cassette holders are generic parts used by many manufacturers. I'm sure I bought mine when the vehicle was contemporary (30 years ago almost ) from a Vauxhall dealer.
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Re: 1989 3.2 cassette boxes or other options
Thanks all, for some reason I dont have the back to the cassette holder like you have so I just get a load of wires, which isnt so nice 
Have just bought a set of cassette holders for €1 on German Bay so I have a plan!
Have just bought a set of cassette holders for €1 on German Bay so I have a plan!

