Playing ipod through car speakers

Theres never anything i like on the radio so i need to someone connect my ipod nano to my car speakers. I know about the iTrip but its insanely expensive (50 dollars) Is there any cheaper way ($40 or less)

[quoteebe6d58d40="JUNIOR6886"]Theres never anything i like on the radio so i need to someone connect my iPod nano to my car speakers. I know about the iTrip but its insanely expensive (50 dollars) Is there any cheaper way ($40 or less)[/quoteebe6d58d40]

I have an FM transmitter, which worked GREAT when I lived in BFE, but now that I live in Detroit, it's useless. As a piggyback to Junior's question -- is there a cheap/easy way to install some sort of line-in? I just have a factory radio / CD player in my car.

solution found (why i didnt think of this right away escapes me...)
http//www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001MQURE/104-6228538-8135108?v=glance&n=172282

Unfortunately I don't have a cassette player.. so my question still stands P

There is a device made by pioneer i believe that will install in your dash and give you a line in. Most electronics stores like Circuit City or Crutchfield will have it.

Any idea what it's called? I couldn't find it, and I don't really know what I'm looking for.

you need an fm transmitter if you don't have a tape player

Really? Seems like there should be some sort of aftermarket device that could be installed. Then again, I don't know much about this stuff.

I have an auxilary input on my system so i baught a 2$ miniplug and i can connect my ipod, psp, or anything that has anything with playback and an input jack.

some systems have that but its in the back, you can get a looong cord, only premium systems have it i think.

Yeah, likve vector said, just buy some aux cables and plug it in.Its easy, cheap, and great sound.

[quote682d1ef7fd="x323smostwantedx"]Yeah, likve vector said, just buy some aux cables and plug it in.Its easy, cheap, and great sound.[/quote682d1ef7fd]

The problem is I don't have a line-in at all on my radio