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Tulsa area we have a member here who owns his own shop doing installation of stereos, alarms, entertainment, etc. He doesn't log on here much, but he's done 10s of thousands worth of work for me - he does a GREAT job.
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http://www.tulsa12volt.com/
His name is Eric, and he can do pretty much whatever you need. Trust me... if he can handle all the rebuilds and installs of all my stereo systems, he can do about anything.
https://www.facebook.com/12VoltTulsa/?ref=page_internal
http://www.tulsa12volt.com/
His name is Eric, and he can do pretty much whatever you need. Trust me... if he can handle all the rebuilds and installs of all my stereo systems, he can do about anything.
Tulsa area we have a member here who owns his own shop doing installation of stereos, alarms, entertainment, etc. He doesn't log on here much, but he's done 10s of thousands worth of work for me - he does a GREAT job.
https://www.facebook.com/12VoltTulsa/?ref=page_internal
http://www.tulsa12volt.com/
His name is Eric, and he can do pretty much whatever you need. Trust me... if he can handle all the rebuilds and installs of all my stereo systems, he can do about anything.
I do all my own stereo / alarm installs but am going to give them a shout to tint the front windows on the new truck. I did it on my last one and it turned out less then stellar.
If you want to do it yourself, check out Crutchfield's online and they have install kits for almost any car. I have installed several in my cars over the years. They have instructions and if you need
help, they will provide it. You can save a lot of money too.
help, they will provide it. You can save a lot of money too.
Eric's rates are reasonable and he does a great job and stands behind his work. I would never tint my own windows, though I will do a lot of stereo work on my own. Sometimes it's worth the money (to me) to pay someone to do a professional job. And like I said, he's a shooter and an OSA guy.
I would love to, but if i go the route of installing a double din there is no kit for that. The dash has to be modified to fit one in.
Tulsa area we have a member here who owns his own shop doing installation of stereos, alarms, entertainment, etc. He doesn't log on here much, but he's done 10s of thousands worth of work for me - he does a GREAT job.
https://www.facebook.com/12VoltTulsa/?ref=page_internal
http://www.tulsa12volt.com/
His name is Eric, and he can do pretty much whatever you need. Trust me... if he can handle all the rebuilds and installs of all my stereo systems, he can do about anything.
I'll check him out. Thanks
Eric's rates are reasonable and he does a great job and stands behind his work. I would never tint my own windows, though I will do a lot of stereo work on my own. Sometimes it's worth the money (to me) to pay someone to do a professional job. And like I said, he's a shooter and an OSA guy.
Met Eric today Kinda by happenstance. Seemed to be a good pretty good guy. He is going to tint the new truck this Saturday. yay!
Hit up the guys at Intense Audio at 31st and MacArthur. I know them and their work. I've seen and heard their work but have never needed my back window rattled out. PM me if you want me to hook you up.
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