Builds: 1963 Buick Riviera sound and security system | AnthonyJ350

We finally wrap up the 1963 Buick Riviera, giving it a full basic sound system and a Compustar security system for safety and convenience.
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[@adamlee007]

next level! clean and professional.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks Adam!

[@MsBode123]

That is the way it should be done ✅ no extra holes when possible It shows when someone cares about there work. Great job 👌

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thank you, we try to respect the original vehicle as much as we can.

[@EdwardSimanowski]

My wife's grandfather had a '71 boat tail Riviera. Amazing cars.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Great looking cars with cool features.

[@stealthg35infiniti94]

Very clean installation. The stand off bracket is a nice touch. You're right, on high end classic cars, Avoid making any new holes. My thought on the rear grill between the seats is that I would prefer a small sub behind there. Would 2 eight inchers "Free Air" Subs fit behind there? That way you can keep the "Sound Stage" upfront and the Subs fill in the Low Frequencies in the rear.

[@AnthonyJ350]

You could fit a 6" sub but you would probably have to mount differently. Also we would need more channels from the amp so the budget would be higher than what we did.

[@frankrivvi5553]

Great job💪💪

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@andrewoliver9686]

Buick for the win!! I have a 04 Lesabre..I might just throw in some speakers and call it a day👌🏾😆

[@AnthonyJ350]

Buick made some beautiful cars. Did you see the Regal video earlier? That's a cool car and I'll do another video overlooking the stereo.

[@andrewoliver9686]

@@AnthonyJ350 I did not...I'll take a look at it 👌🏾

[@OLDKENTUCKYBOY1947]

Anthony. I have a 63 Riviera that is all stock and staying that way. I need to remove the AM radio for repair, but can't figure out exactly how to get to it. Any help would be appreciated. Very nice work on that white one.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Is yours a traditional twin stick? Usually you remove the knobs and it exposes nuts that hold the stereo in. There also might be a strap in the back holding it.

[@OLDKENTUCKYBOY1947]

@@AnthonyJ350 yes, stock unit. Just not sure how to access the rear of it.

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@OLDKENTUCKYBOY1947 Ya it's pretty high in the dash and you have the center in the way. Does it have knobs in the front you can gently pull off?

[@OLDKENTUCKYBOY1947]

@@AnthonyJ350 yes. All original.

[@SeanOMatic]

The PRS 80 isn't basic! :D

[@AnthonyJ350]

Yes and no. I meant basic since it only has bluetooth connectivity but it has a lot of options in terms of audio tuning.

[@jus1975]

what did you use for the door locks

[@AnthonyJ350]

To make them power?

[@jus1975]

@@AnthonyJ350 yes

[@AnthonyJ350]

@@jus1975 Used these kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3_KiZVtma16b6ssi=SmSFVQAGVOf--YLe

[@glifikskils3792]

Where are you guys located

[@AnthonyJ350]

Maple Ridge, Abbottsford and Chilliwack BC Canada

[@glifikskils3792]

@@AnthonyJ350 like ur guys work any more videos on rivi?