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by the gardener » Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:15 am
Has anyone actually replaced a Ford 2000 rad/cass with a Ford 6000 or 6000E Radio/CD? Was it as simple as claimed or is there some wire work involved. Presumably the 6000 being mainly out of cars is set up for 4 speakers whereas a standard Transit set up is two. Does this affect anything. I have a 2001 built 100 T280 Medium roof short wheelbase FWD. Would you go for the 6000E 6 disc unit over the 6000 or is it not worth it? Sound quality is not highest on my list, playing CD's rather than tapes is.
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by motorwise » Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:24 am
done it on mine and as said just plug and play 
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by jamieo » Sat Jul 07, 2007 1:59 pm
And if you get the speaker plug you can add an extra 2 speakers. That's what I did, I put the extra 2 in the back.
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