Radio & Audio Parts for Classic Camaros
Thank you for visiting our Chevy Camaro radio and audio parts category! You can’t have a classic car without blasting some classic rock music! These radios, speakers, knobs, bezels, and antennas will give your ride that stock look but with the modern-day customization that you’ve grown accustomed to. All of our radios and speakers are provided exclusively to H&H by the inventors of the classic car audio system, Custom Autosound. We’ve tried to make searching for your restoration radio and audio parts as easy as possible. Just use the sidebar to narrow down your search to find exactly what you need. Being enthusiasts ourselves, we know the importance of getting the right part the first time, so remember, if you have any questions, feel free to submit an inquiry or call the shop at 479-787-5575 to speak directly with one of our experts. We’re not just here to sell parts; we’re here to help you get the right parts, right now, and have an outstanding shopping experience in the process!
1967-1981 Camaro Radios
We have the replacement parts you’re looking for! H&H Classic Parts has a complete catalog of classic Camaro heater and AC parts for you to shop. You can pick up a POA Valve Update Kit to breathe new life into a vintage AC, or a retro-style AC Vent, both specially designed for your Camaro. Whether you’re looking for a factory-accurate replacement part or a modern upgrade for your classic vehicle, we have the unique parts you need to get the job done.
Putting a Modern Radio In a Classic Camaro
You can add modern functionality to a classic Camaro! We sell radios, Bluetooth adapter kits, and single CD players, giving your classic car the perfect audio update. Whether you’re a total audiophile or want to keep it classic, you can find options ranging from entry-level AM/FM units to Bluetooth-enabled models. If you have questions about finding the right fit, reach out to our knowledgeable staff. The H&H team is available Monday through Friday by phone at 479-787-5575, or through our online contact form.
What Brands Does H&H Classic Parts Carry?
H&H Classic Parts carries a curated selection of trusted brands for classic Camaro radio and audio restoration. Custom Autosound has lent their expertise on classic car audio, and we’re proud to provide their radios and speakers. We also stock other brands well-respected in the classic restoration community, including CHQ and OER Parts, who are both known for their quality and accuracy. By stocking the brands you trust, Camaro enthusiasts can be confident they’re getting the reliable, high-quality parts they crave –and that they’re getting the right part on the first try.
FAQs: Radio & Audio Parts for Classic Camaro
What radio options did the factory offer, and how do I know which one my car originally had?
Factory radio options evolved across the two generations. First-gen 1967–1969 Camaros were offered with an AM-only radio, an AM/FM unit, or no radio at all (delete plate). Second-gen 1970–1981 cars expanded the lineup to include AM, AM/FM, AM/FM stereo, and eventually AM/FM stereo with a built-in 8-track player on later models. The specific radio your car left the factory with is encoded on the trim tag or broadcast sheet; the RPO (Regular Production Option) codes U63, U69, U14, and others identify the original radio configuration. Knowing your original RPO helps when sourcing a correct-appearing replacement or a reproduction unit.
Where are the factory speaker locations, and what size speakers fit?
Speaker placement changed between the two generations. First-gen 1967–1969 Camaros typically had a single speaker mounted in the dash center, a 4-inch or 3.5-inch unit depending on the radio option. Second-gen 1970–1981 cars moved to door-mounted speakers on many configurations, with a 4x6-inch opening being common, though some years also used a rear package shelf speaker location. When replacing speakers, it's worth checking the actual opening size in your specific car since aftermarket panels and previous owner modifications can vary. Many owners add a rear speaker shelf in the first-gen cars using custom brackets or reproduction mounting plates to improve sound staging without cutting into the original structure.
What causes radio noise and interference in classic Camaros, and how do I fix it?
Electrical noise is one of the most common audio complaints on classic cars. The most frequent culprits are alternator whine (a high-pitched sound that rises and falls with engine RPM), ignition noise from spark plug wires, and poor grounding throughout the chassis and audio system. The first steps are to verify that the radio, amp, and speakers all share a solid common ground tied to the battery negative, not just to a body panel. An inline noise filter or suppressor on the power lead can eliminate alternator whine. Resistor-type spark plug wires and suppressor caps also help significantly. For cars with aftermarket amplifiers, keeping power and signal cables separated and routed on opposite sides of the car prevents most noise pickup.
Are reproduction radio bezels, knobs, and antenna parts available for show-quality restorations?
Yes, the reproduction parts market for both generations is well-stocked. Correct-style radio knobs, trim bezels, and escutcheon plates are available in both first- and second-gen configurations, and quality has improved considerably in recent years with many pieces closely matching original texture and finish. The antenna is another commonly overlooked detail; factory fender-mount antennas and the correct grommet and mounting hardware are reproduced for both generations. For first-gen cars being judged at concours events, even the correct antenna lead-in cable style and routing matters. A no-radio delete plate is also available for cars that left the factory without a radio, which is important for accurate restorations.
