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Re: Factory AM/FM Radio restoration
You could also go with Gary Tayman radio conversions. He takes stock am radios and converts them to am/fm radio with all new radio parts and guts and has iPod connection, Bluetooth, and it keeps the original am faceplate and all the original buttons and knobs and they work as original. He does am/fm radios too. I had a retro sound for 5 years and really didn't like it at all so I sent my am radio out and has it converted and I am amazed at how nice it is and how good the sound is and it's cheaper than evereybody else at only $385 or so. It had multiple inputs for things like subs, and extra speakers. I LOVE mine
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Re: Factory AM/FM Radio restoration
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Re: Factory AM/FM Radio restoration
If you're not concerned with keeping the original radio Mike Hagan builds a very high quality radio. I replace my factory am radio with one of his over the summer and the quality is top notch. Its virtually identical to the original with digital internals. These are hand build to order and well worth the cost and wait. Just a thought
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