This may seem like a remedial question to all of you audiophiles but I hope someone can help. I am bringing an 88 GTA back to life and I'd like to upgrade the cassette stereo (with steering wheel controls) to a CD. I would like the steering wheel controls to remain functional so I am assuming that I need another GM (Delco) radio, correct? What does this swap include? I would be happy with a dash-loading, one-disc radio as I really prefer listening to the engine anyway. I can't imagine this is a simple plug and play deal. What else is required?

 

Actually PAC makes adapters so you can use your steering wheel controls. I also sell them for $55. Crutchfield has them for I believe for $69.95

 

Adapters so I can use ANY CD player with my steering wheel controls, or just for a later year Delco CD player?

 

Hey did you guys see that manual shifter that has buttons on it that you can program to use as a remote for your radio!? I think they're in Crutchfield, or something like that. When I get my T56, I think I might just get one.