So what you are saying is that no matter how hard someone tries to put a lock
on "IT", be it cars, radios, computers, computer software, or what-ever,
somebody somewhere will figure out how to unlock "IT" and take "IT" home with
them? -[:<)>

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

Karl M wrote:

> Darrell,
> You need a DIN radio removal tool, available at a car stereo dealer. Or,
> alternatively, you may have success with two 6" sections of 1/8" welding
> wire bent into a 'U' shape, before bending you'll want to file or grind a
> smooth but not sharp point on the ends. These pieces are then pushed into
> the four holes you will see in the front plate of your radio. With a little
> wiggling, the radio should pop free. Have fun!
>
> Karl Mullendore
> Westy Ventures
> 1987 Westfalia Syncro 1.9TD
>
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> how  do you get the radio out of its hole i  have  new one to put in its
> place!
> i have a 88 model
> Darrel