OK ~ Can the old radio rancharoo do anything with THIS beast? Hummm 'cus you want an original in that '55 Chevy? Sure, Why Not?
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Front - I like the cold war CD markers! |
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The main things, I think, will be the capacitors, vibrator, and controls. Hopefully, the tubes should be common ca. 1950's:
Oh yeah man, we've seen these tubes before down on the R/R. That should be no problem. Humm are there any schematics?
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This is a great source of old chevy radio stuff right here and now (woof!-woof):
http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/radios/index.htm
As they say: "...Stay tuned" I'll put up some progress reports for those brave enough to follow this rebuild!
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