Heres my stereo, its the original one. Rpo code: UM6
What do you guys have?
Please show me some pics.

 

Delco GM Baby! 83-84 style with the orange display.

 

1992 Trans Am GTA (Premium 92 Firebird Cassette Player; RPO UX1)



1991 Formula Firehawk (Base 92 Firebird Cassette Player; RPO UM6)

 

Hey Mr 92GTA do you got a close up of that UX1 . Never seen that before.
I also heard that some came whit a CD player. Is that true?

 

Sorry, I have no close ups of the UX1 I have but I'm sure someone else here has a good image of one, if not I'll post one tonight or scan my 92 brochure for you.

Here is the factory 89-92 Firebird CD player:

 

Ok, here are all 3 of the radios offered on the 1992 Firebird as scanned from the 1992 brochure:








These 3 should be the standard as far back as 1989 but anything before that I am not sure of, but I know the CD was not available before 89...

 

this is the one from my 91 formula.

i have an upgraded one now.

 

i dont have a stock stereo but here is what mine looks like..


iroc2nv

 

Thanks for the answers guys

 

Ok, so why doesn't anyone else have a yellow dot on the volume ****?

Both my 91 birds have a yellow dot on the volume ****. Both radios are stock 91 bird radios, and both came from different sources... so whats the story?

The stock 86-87 radios, and the 91 radio in my Maro are without the yellow dot, so it appears to be a 91'ish bird feature only.

 

Hmm i never seen anýthing like that.
Picture?

 

Here's my 82 AM/FM stereo, no tape. It was the default for all 'Birds that year, but is actually pretty rare because it was unpopular and most cars had upgrades, all the way up to UM6. 7 total radios to choose from, plus I heard something about a dealer-installed 8-track player option, so that would be 8. Mine is the standard radio for 1982 and the code is U58. All mechanical.. even the AM/FM switch. The only thing digital is the clock display, but being a heat-activated filament display, it's actually old-school analog:hail:

GT

 

Hey Kizz , i have never seen that before. Thank you.
I hope somebody got more

 

this is a really old picture... REALLY... OLD... like circa 1998 or 99... back when I was still using a 35mm camera, having pictures developed, then scan them, then crop, upload, etc... but anyway... here you can see the radio with the yellow dot on the volume ****. My other 91 bird deck is the same way, but its the EQ cassette deck.

 

Never seen one like that and the pictures from the brochure don't show that dot either I'd think if it was original atleast my Firehawks deck would have it...

 

Here's a shot from the 91 Firebird sales brochure... notice the yellow dot?

 

Funny, in that last pic you can also see the light on the bottom of the accessory switch panel...

 

My Firehawk is technically a 91 and like I said, it does not have that dot. My 92 brochure does not have the dot either as wekk as the deck in my GTA....

Does anybody else out there have that yellow dot?

 

UL2 - RADIO, EUROPEAN FREQUENCY

 

Hey Freeze, aside from the polished metal, that looks almost exactly like the factory radio in my 84 15th Annv. Trans Am......

 

Freeze, that radio looks just like the one in my Grandma's Oldsmobile!

 

Here are my radios. Not the best pics, but I really don't have better ones at the moment:

1985 UM6 : RADIO, AM/FM STEREO, SEEK/SCAN, AUTO REV CASS

1984 UL1 : RADIO, AM/FM STEREO CLOCK ETR

1982 ??? I think it's a UN3. This particular radio I'm pretty sure did not come from an F-Body since it has chrome trim on the button faces. But this is what came in my 82 T/A when I bought it. It's invalid; car calls for U58 which I showed up a few posts

GT

 

heres my stereo..some crappy sony deck. Id rather have a stock one in.

 

I just looked at my 1992 owners manual and sure enough, the radios on the pics had the yellow dot, Wierd...

 

I have never seen that yellow dot before.

 

Anyone knows the rpo code for the cd stereo in 1989?

 

Damnit I wish I had a digital camera. I have a kick *** Kenwood.

 

My 91 TA had the exact same radio as in the brochure right down to the yellow dot on the volume ****. I replaced it with a Pioneer unit because the tape player never worked and it only tuned into about 3 stations good.

 

Here's my 98 Delco AM/FM CD in my 88 IROC. I wanted a stock look and a CD player that would play recorded CD's.

 

Allan, did you have to trim anything to get that radio in there? I remember a while back I tried to put a radio just like that from a 99 S-10 into my old 85 Camaro and it wouldnt fit.

 

Oh also, my current 88 Iroc came with the delco bose tape deck. I'll see if I can get some pics made.

 

Yes I did, but it was just the air ducts. I have it all documented at http://www.iroczone.com/projcddeck01.html of exactly what needs to be done and what it looks like.

 

There was an eight track option. i was looking in my big book the other day and was in the options code section and there was an option for an 8-track player.

 

Anyone have the RPO code for cd player in a 1989 iroc????

 

Here she be, Eclipse CD3422. Great sound, no frills, just the way I like it.



hmm...it seems my server went down. Oh well, the pic will come back up eventually.

 

heres the stock radio for 1985, it has the uq7 subwoofer option , which was 6 speakers.

 

and the aftermarket one in their now

 

RPO UM6

 

You can barely see mine here its Jensen Tape/CD player