Need a new radio for your Vintage Ford? Your Porsche? Morris Minor? We got you covered. Instead of putting a garish new car stereo in, many people have been opting for a BoomCase. This gives you the classic look while removing the hassle of running wire and cutting holes for speakers. Shoot us an email if you have questions about which BoomCase will fit best in your car.
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I have a loud cal-look ’64 yellow beetle with black interior and cream/gray “smoothie” rims and dash knobs. What case would you recommend, the windows are more open than closed? I live just outside of Sacramento if your shop is open to the public? Awesome product and thanks! TL
Hi TL,
Very nice. I will shoot you an email over with more info as this might get a bit long. We are in Sacramento. Talk soon – Dominic
Classic radio, really impressive. But, for me I would rather have a built-in mp3 for my car.
Thank you. You can play your Mp3s off the BoomCase and take it out when you are done to the park or in your home 🙂
Hi there I have 69 VW Karmann Ghia, can your portable boom cases run off the power of the vehicles battery?
Hi Don,
Yes it certainly can. The BoomCase has a built in rechargeable battery and what we offer for people who plan to mainly use it in car is 12v Cig. lighter charger. Just plug the charger into the lighter and then the charger end into the BoomCase to keep it charged and powered up. You wont need to have it plugged in all the time since the battery life can last for over 18+ hours. I will email you this as well.
hi!! My daddy has a Bristol type 404 coupé. Do you please tell me which boomcase is perfect for this car?
Hi,
Very cool! I would recommend a smaller BoomCase such as a 50 watt model. You can see them here http://store.theboomcase.com/