GTi Bhoy 
Ah just read mk II.
Your best bet IMHO is to get an external music player and hook that up to an FM transmitter. Or better yet, a line in jack if your head unit has an AUX input.
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Ah just read mk II.
Your best bet IMHO is to get an external music player and hook that up to an FM transmitter. Or better yet, a line in jack if your head unit has an AUX input.
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I'm not that familiar with the stereo options in the Mk2s, but I'd imagine its a simple single-DIN setup.
Understand that you want to keep the stock look but if you want the cheap and cheerful option I would guess that the easiest would be to buy a cheap Sony or Kenwood head unit that has USB input and keep hold of the original stereo if you wanted to put it back in to get the car back to stock look...
Something like this has all the bits you need to fit it, I'm sure they are available elsewhere...
VW Golf MK2 CD player car stereo Kenwood KDC-4551ub AUX MP3 USB radio kit | eBay
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Can you fit a radio inside the glovebox so it's out of sight?
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You can buy a cigarette adaptor which takes either a Sd card or a USB ,they come with a frequency which you tune your car radio to and it plays the music you have installed . is this what you mean ?
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_n....c0.m270.l1313
Last edited by ian; 08-09-2012 at 05:45 PM.
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