Sign In
Create Account
http://philadelphia..../731580364.html
Was searching Craigslist like always and ran across this.
Clean car with.... HONDA PHONE?!?!
Never heard of it. Any one know more about this.
0
Honda Phone?!?!?!
Started by Barbarian, Jun 24 2008 10:07 PM
11 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:07 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: Members
- Location:Oley PA
-
Drives: 1987 Porsche 924S -- Why do I bother!?!, 1986 VW GTI 8v -- DEAD!!, 1987 CRX DX -- SOLD :(
Back to top
#2
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:19 PM
-
- Demon Of All Trades
-
- Group: 2013 Contributor
- Location:Oklahoma
-
Drives: 87 Civic Si, 88 Civic DX, 90 CRX DX, 80 Trans Am, 10 Fit Sport
-
Image Gallery
View Garage
Ive seen them before, idk what the story is, other than its just a carphone built into a DIN sized radio headunit. I assume its got a mic somewhere and plays through the stereo system.
#3
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:27 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: Members
- Location:Oley PA
-
Drives: 1987 Porsche 924S -- Why do I bother!?!, 1986 VW GTI 8v -- DEAD!!, 1987 CRX DX -- SOLD :(
Ive never ever seen this before. Id love to see how it actually all works. Cause I didnt see a phone and if it works like you said thatd be amazing. lol
<-- My New Headache
#4
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:30 PM
-
- corvette contender
-
- Group: Contributing Mod
- Location:Hanover Pennsylvania
-
Drives: your car if i find the keys
-
Image Gallery
no modifications...... nice pioneer headunit, did honda install that in 94? if so, i bet they would have used the proper install panel... 
When I die, i want to go asleep peaceful.......... not screaming and freaking out like everyone else in the car
"i left the bar a little after you and ended up flipping my car in the arbys drive thru"
IM A LOSER!!! my car pulls harder when spinning than any "highly modified" EW
Team BUrnOUt founding member
"i left the bar a little after you and ended up flipping my car in the arbys drive thru"
QUOTE (cbstdscott @ Dec 10 2008, 03:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Another loser who can not get traction. I feel sorry for him.
IM A LOSER!!! my car pulls harder when spinning than any "highly modified" EW
Team BUrnOUt founding member
#5
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:42 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: Members
- Location:Oley PA
-
Drives: 1987 Porsche 924S -- Why do I bother!?!, 1986 VW GTI 8v -- DEAD!!, 1987 CRX DX -- SOLD :(
QUOTE (crxls @ Jun 24 2008, 11:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
no modifications...... nice pioneer headunit, did honda install that in 94? if so, i bet they would have used the proper install panel...
Yea i guess it was put in in the 94. Like i said never heard of the thing. time for research!!! Yipee!
<-- My New Headache
#6
Posted 24 June 2008 - 10:45 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: Contributing Member
- Location:Pitman, NJ
-
Drives: 1987 crx si 1990 civic si
View Garage
QUOTE (crxls @ Jun 24 2008, 11:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
no modifications...... nice pioneer headunit, did honda install that in 94? if so, i bet they would have used the proper install panel...
Bet the phone works real well without the factory radio.
#7
Posted 24 June 2008 - 11:24 PM
-
- In the left lane
-
- Group: 2009 Contributing Member
- Location:Charlotte, NC
-
Drives: cars he can pay cash for!
Wow... thats one of the cooler options I've seen, much cleaner than any other in-car phone.
1987 CRX DX - Devacced, excellent interior, runs perfect, the fun car.
Note: 1G CRX's are not durable against late model motorcycles...
1995 Integra LS Sedan - Bone stock except for Brembo rotors and upgraded pads
85Beater's Vouch Thread
Note: 1G CRX's are not durable against late model motorcycles...
1995 Integra LS Sedan - Bone stock except for Brembo rotors and upgraded pads
85Beater's Vouch Thread
#8
Posted 24 June 2008 - 11:38 PM
-
- Project CI2-VIC Team Lead
-
- Group: 2012 Contributor
- Location:Eastern NC
-
Drives: 16 Ford RS, 84 Civic 2000S (B20Z2), 98 Civic EX
-
Image Gallery
View Garage
I like my in car phone solution, SE W810i, any of of the SE Walkman phones would work though, connected to the head unit via the stereo headset adapter connected to a CD->tape adapter. The mic hangs off the rear view mirror and I hear them through the car's speakers. Even adds the phone's MP3 function to the car audio that auto mute for incoming calls so I always here the phone ring. And easily move to any car with a tape player or MP3 port.
Screech
------------------------
16 Ford RS (2.3l, DS)
84 Civic 2000S (B20Z2 2.0l, SMF)
#9
Posted 25 June 2008 - 02:50 PM
-
- Ungawa!
-
- Group: Contributing Mod
- Location:Rossiter, PA
-
Drives: '86 Std. hatchback, '06 Mitsu EVO IX SE, '15 Mitsu Lancer EVO X FE
-
Image Gallery
View Garage
I actually bought one of these from a '94 on ebay a few months ago with the intent of putting it in my 3G.
I paid $8.99 shipped for it and everything was included, even the handset. I just don't know about how to use different service providers and such.
I'll try to post some better pics.
I paid $8.99 shipped for it and everything was included, even the handset. I just don't know about how to use different service providers and such.
I'll try to post some better pics.
#10
Posted 25 June 2008 - 04:41 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: 2012 Contributor
- Location:Sarasota, Florida
-
Drives: 85 CRX (Straman Convertable) 87 CRX Si 91 CRX
The in-car phone was a dealer installed accessory back in the mid 90s. I installed a few of these.
As stated, it interfaced with the factory radio and played through the radio speaker, specifically the left front.
There was the option of using a handset which mounted in the center armrest.
These are analog (not digital) signal phones which I doubt any providers are.
You used to have to program the phone with information provided by the customer's cell company after you gave them the electronic serial number (ESN) from the phone.
Cheap, reliable, pocket sized cell phones basically made in car phones like this obsolete.
As stated, it interfaced with the factory radio and played through the radio speaker, specifically the left front.
There was the option of using a handset which mounted in the center armrest.
These are analog (not digital) signal phones which I doubt any providers are.
You used to have to program the phone with information provided by the customer's cell company after you gave them the electronic serial number (ESN) from the phone.
Cheap, reliable, pocket sized cell phones basically made in car phones like this obsolete.
#11
Posted 25 June 2008 - 04:43 PM
-
- Slowpoke
-
- Group: Contributing Member
- Location:Canada
-
Drives: 3G hatch
-
Image Gallery
i have one like this brand new in box if someone is interressed...with all instruction and installation manuals
100$ and its yours
100$ and its yours
#12
Posted 25 June 2008 - 04:50 PM
-
- Project CI2-VIC Team Lead
-
- Group: 2012 Contributor
- Location:Eastern NC
-
Drives: 16 Ford RS, 84 Civic 2000S (B20Z2), 98 Civic EX
-
Image Gallery
View Garage
You can scratch any GSM provider off the list. It might be an old CDMA phone, or older. I didn't get into cell phone stuff until I got my Cingular phones (GSM).
Community Forum Software by IP.Board
Licensed to: Red Pepper Racing