Custom Autosound USA-230 Radio Install on a 1965 Ford Mustang
Posted by Zach Fair on Mar 24th 2026
Pony Car Perfect: Custom Autosound USA-230 Radio, Dual Voice Coil Speaker & Kick Panel Install on a 1965 Ford Mustang
A 1965 Ford Mustang is one of the most iconic pony cars ever built, and the last thing you want when restoring one is a modern head unit ruining that perfect factory dash. In this episode of Cruising with Kendra, host Kendra Summer heads into the garage to
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Modern Sound, Classic Style: Custom Autosound's Slidebar, Kick Panels & UNDERCOVER II Install on a 1969 Chevy C10
Posted by Zach Fair on Mar 23rd 2026
There's a dilemma every classic truck owner knows all too well: you've poured your heart into preserving an iconic machine, the lines, the patina, the feel, but the moment you turn the key, you're stuck listening to a tinny AM radio that belongs in a time capsule. For the team at Performance TV, the solution was a complete audio overhaul on a stunning 1969 Chevrolet C10, and t
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Built-In Bluetooth, Classic Style: Custom Autosound USA-740 Radio & Speaker Install on a 1967 Chevy Nova
Posted by Zach Fair on Mar 23rd 2026
If you're in the middle of a classic car restoration, you already know the dilemma: everything looks period-perfect, and then you open the door and see a decades-old AM radio staring back at you. For the crew at Performance TV, the answer was simple. On this 1967 Chevy Nova, they turned to Custom Autosound, the originators and innovators of factory-fit classic car audio, to de
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Why Buy ACC Carpet Kits Vs A Generic Kit
Posted by Zach Fair on Mar 5th 2026
You've spent weekends chasing down the right parts, cleaning every corner, and bringing your vehicle back to life. Then it's time for new carpet and you find yourself staring at two options: an ACC (Auto Custom Carpets) kit designed specifically for your year, make, and model, or a generic carpet set that looks close enough on the listing page. The price difference tempts you.
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Why Auto Start-Stop May Disappear from New Vehicles
Posted by Zach Fair on Feb 20th 2026
The Auto Start-Stop Feature: A Regulatory Gimmick That’s Finally Losing Its Mandate
If you’ve purchased a new vehicle in the past decade, you’ve almost certainly dealt with auto start-stop, whether you liked it or not. Pull up to a light, foot on the brake, engine dies. Foot off, it jolts back to life. For many drivers, this wasn’t a convenience;
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