1976 corvette

I have a customer that wants to listen to his Ipod touch in his 1976 Corvette.

He has the orginal ANALOG radio that he told me NOT to remove. He wants to keep everything original.

I have been doing some searching and I have come up with 2 solutions.

1- I can just unplug the wire hareness in back of his original radio and install an aftermarket radio(with aux) and some how mount it on the side of the dash.

2- buy this http://www.installer.com/item/display_item.php?it=FMM-100  and pray to god I can tune into the specific channel with the orginal radio.

I am thinking of going with option 1.

any suggestions?

I am not really sold on going with the fm modulator cause of that analog radio.

I installed a temporary cig plug and tried my griffin itrip fm transmitter on the ipod and I had a really hard time with catching a station.

I was gonna buy a aftermarket radio with an AUX input (ipod ready) I seen some pioneers. you gave me an idea about the ir extenders.

I can install the radio in the back where he keeps his t-tops, run the speakers, ignition, power and ground in the back. I pretty much need to get a radio that comes with a remote. If the remote won't work I will try the ir extender.

thanks

Kenwood makes an A500 that you could put in down stream of the stock radio and give inputs, but its $$$$.

There is actually a single din bracket made for that car now, and you could put in a new deck.  He can always put the factory back in when he goes to resell.  A 76 is not likely to become a collectors item, untill the other 56,000 are destroyed.