Car Audio & Video: Range rover classic wiring.

I'm going to go out on a limb here, but would a rangie classic (mid
eighties) be just a bunch of bare wires rather than a proprietory or ISO
connector block.

There is a possibility that I am going to try and go blind for one on
Ebay and I noticed it has no radio fitted, so that will be one of my
first purchaces, some sounds.
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In article <akdyh.902054$5R2.731999@pd7urf3no>, B@B.com says... 
When did the ISO standard or even manufacturers fitting blocks happen?
I had a Saab that was as Saab intended. Power was connected with
bullets, and the speakers were connected via a barrel connector for the
front and another for the rear. That was for a £20k car in the early
80's. It wasn't until the late 80's that Saab created it's own connector
plug, and then it was hit and miss if you got one or just bare wires.
They always fitted their own branded version of clarion gear. And it was
usually dealer optioning rather than factory fit.
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