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Great video, I found a few drive in speakers at an antique store. I have been wondering how I could convert them to Bluetooth. THANKS

Can I ask what the model number for the speaker

cool idea. I use a heat gun, on a flat surface. works very well

Do you take orders?

I have the speaker I wondered how to do this!!! Thanks for taking out the guesswork!

This helped a lot with my conversion, thank you for sharing it!

Sorry I'm late to the show.. I have a 59 Ford and thought this would be perfect for car shows.. please let me know if you are doing any more or selling them.. thanks

Very helpful video, thanks!

A day late and a dollar short for the contest, but thanks for showing the step by step for in a BT speaker into the drive-in shell. A thumbs up to only adding 3 new holes to make everything connect for your model, and I feel it was a good answer on how to reach the power button and the pairing button. I'll keep those in mind for my upcoming build. Thanks again for the tutorial.

I was able to do 1 and 2 but step 3 is not working 😢

Dude you’re an artist. That looks amazing!! I hope I can win one. The red looks beautiful ❤

Excellent work. Thanks for sharing your talent. Subscribed!

Love this update of an iconic piece of Americana- I'm inspired!

Great work! That piece is a work of art.

Very interesting. I worked at a drive-in years ago. I don't remember if ours were painted for sure but it seems like the front might have been white and the back another color. Or not painted at all? Maybe it was gray as that would explain my memory of not painted. Edit to add a couple comments on the bluetooth speaker. JBL GO appears to no longer be available from JBL. They currently have a GO 2 and a GO 3. The GO 2 has a similar case to the GO, i.e. power and pairing on the side. However, the GO 3 moves the power and pairing to the end. So the GO 3 would need to be mounted rotated 90 degrees from the one in the video.

This was such a wonderfully informative video! What an awesome and creative idea to use "old" parts and modernize them. I love the frugality, low-waste, creative twists, and especially the craftsmanship. Mostly, I really appreciate your way of explaining each tool you're using and why, and giving examples of other appropriate tools more advanced "tinkerers" might use. I'm definitely following you for all of planned projects this summer! We are restoring a '77 Corvette, a $500 impulse boat purchase, and I've been working on a cedar chest I rescued on the side of the road. I'm trying to make a Minecraft toy box for son. These speakers are so cool! You've given me quite a few ideas about some of the random speakers we have laying around the house. I'm going to give them an update like you did, so we can have nice speakers in the garage and the basement for the kids. Thanks so much for making this channel!

Cool build! I thought the metal housing would infertere with the Bluetooth substantially, but it looks like it works great

This is an awesome video.

Beautiful blue color on that left unit! Need to build me one of these. Awesome work!

This is really cool! Do you find the metal housing impacts range of the bluetooth?

I absolutely love this!!! As a car guy and lover of all things automobilia, I may have to look into tackling this project for garage music!! Thank you for the idea and the detailed instuctions. Where do you source your drive-in speakers?

I was looking at creating a flash movie night locally. With an hours notice say the time and location for a free drive in night on as many social media sites as possible. Get successful at it people could pick movies for the next show. It's a local thing so should be able to get away with it. We do not have a movie theater and rains here a lot. Run a projector from an inverter and batteries played on a wall at random remote places in town and play a double feature. All I needed was a popcorn maker, a few types of pop and juice. The audio I planned to do with an FM transmitter that only has a 1000 foot range. Cars use their own sound systems tuned to an FM band. Much better sound than I can provide. Haven't been able to afford a projector yet.

That's awesome! I think I have a project in the near future. Thanks for sharing your talents and skill my friend. Keep the projects coming!

Fun build, looks incredible!

Love the brand new yet retro look and high quality sound. Great work!

Awesome video! Love the classic red.

A fine modernization of a nostalgic piece of equipment. Also, thank you for previewing the safety equipment you planned to use during the painting process. It's a small, yet detrimental detail that a lot of TH-camrs leave out of their videos.

I'm not that old, but I am old enough to remember going to the drive-in theaters with my parents. The sound wasn't great, the picture quality often terrible (washed out by the headlights of incoming late arrivals), but it was magic nonetheless. Great work on this conversion.

You just gave me an awesome idea on how to convert my old outdoor Nutone intercom system into outdoor Bluetooth speakers. Just gotta figure out how to power the speaker off the low voltage system and how to pair two speakers together. 🤔

Pretty cool! Hope we can exercise that machine in some Mustang parts!!

is it for sale? looks good

COOL VIDEO! Keep posting great content like this (:

Thanks for showing the ‘81 Z28. Love that car!

Any chance of getting some links the description for the products used? Maybe some Amazon affiliate links!

Thanks for doing a great job! Looks so much better than the one we just bolted on last weekend without taking the extra time!

Hot damn that’s a good looking mustang!