Retro Manufacturing

The RetroSound Newport radio is the most authentic radio replacement for 1980s to 2000s GM, Ford, and Mopar vehicles. The Full 1.5 DIN size fills the dash perfectly without leaving unsightly gaps. The Newport looks like the original factory radio in these vehicles and adds all the modern features of a newer car stereo.

The RetroSound Monterey radio is a classic replica of the factory radio found in vintage Mercury and Ford vehicles. The Monterey is the perfect factory radio replacement for 1960-61 Ford Fairlane, 1960-63 Ford Falcon, 1960-62 Ford Galaxie, 1961 Mercury Meteor, 1960-63 Mercury Comet, and 1961-62 Mercury Monterey.

The RetroSound New York radio is a 1.5 DIN radio for classic GM, Mopar, and Ford vehicles of the 1980s to 2000s that had a 1.5 DIN factory Radio. The sophisticated style of the New York is the perfect complement to the interior of these vehicles with simple, clean lines, chrome trim, and chrome k***s.

Stay connected on every journey with our state-of-the-art radios featuring Bluetooth as a standard! Don't miss a beat and experience seamless connectivity wherever you go!

Designed for radios equipped with the Latest Motor 4HD & Motor 4DAB platform, the app connects via Bluetooth and puts essential controls, sound tuning, and display customization right at your fingertips.

Classic look. Modern sound. 🎶 🎵

Inspired by the classic European radios of the 1960s and 70s, the RetroSound Europa combines authentic vintage styling with the convenience of modern technology. Part of RetroSound's innovative DIN Solutions lineup, it's designed for enthusiasts who want an authentic look with an easy installation experience.

Now THIS is the C10 fit you'll actually love. Not only do we make sure that our radios will fit your classic car or truck, but will look great too! Just check out one of our favorites from
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Looking back at some of the beauties from SEMA last year. Who else is ready for the next one? 🙋

What song would you queue up first?