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    The Chevrolet Corvair is one of the most interesting vehicles of the 1960's and that's saying something. I mean it was the '60s! It was a time of experimental habits for everyone. The peace movement was in full swing, people were fighting for what they believed in, thinking outside of the box. Guys were wearing their hair long, the girls were wearing their skirts short, anything was possible and everyone was trying something new. Even the big three in Detroit. The fin craze of the '50s was dying down and some manufactures were moving in different directions. Chevrolet decided they wanted to try a rear engine design. Good idea but bad execution. The rear engine design set it apart from most cars of its time. Unfortunately some of the quirks of the rear engine design made it much harder to control for some people. Not everyone is a great driver and for some change isn't good. Thankfully for Chevrolet some people liked the unique styling enough to ignore Ralph Nader and some of the others that said the Corvair was a death trap. The Corvair wasn't the perfect car but it did get a bad rap and sometimes that’s enough to stop a good car from developing. The Corvair, for better or worse will always be remembered.

    As good as your classic ride looks, the sound system was lacking. They had speakers and bad radios just ruined a really nice classic ride. Sure in some of your rides you can listen to the hum or cackle of your engine but not everyone has a built up motor (which is sad). Well guess what, the great people at Custom Autosound have come to the rescue. They have the top of the line radio and speaker systems that will make your car sound so sweet. Its modern technology wrapped up in a factory appearing package. No one will even know you don't have the stock radio installed and even better is the installation and easy to follow instructions means no cutting of your dash. Seriously, if you've ever installed a radio before this will be as easy as riding a bicycle. Custom Autosound has done all the work for you which means no more eight hour installs or cutting yourself trying to figure out how to jam that new radio into the stock dash. Also you won't have to hang it off the bottom of your dash because that's just ugly and why go through all the work when Custom Autosound has made it easy for you! They have highest standards and only the best quality work gets released to you, like it should be. Their radios go through rigorous testing before anything is made available to the public, like companies use to. Remember this is not just a reproduction radio; this is a complete revamp of the factory piece. This is modern craftsmanship and modern parts, so no more old dead bulbs since you get LED lights that will never need replacing. You can also hook up your CD or satellite device and hear all your favorite tunes that you want which means you don't have to slog through commercial after commercial on local stations. The music you want, when you want it and with perfect sound, you won't go wrong with a Custom Autosound system.