Here's a couple of snips from old e-mails on radios: Try this place for a resto of your original. They repair old Delco radios and their price is reasonable. I have not tried them yet with mine, but hear good things about them on the Team Chevelle forum.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Wards Classic Radio Service Greg Ward 131 Culps Dr Huntsville, AL I had mine converted. http://www.radiosforoldcars.com/ I JUST GOT MINE COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED, GREAT GUY INCREDIBLE WORKMANSHIP ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) THE GUYS NAME IS JOE HE IS IN TEXAS. TELL HIM JOE FROM NORTH CAROLINA REFERRED YOU HIM TO YOU. JOE P. We have a local guy that has been repairing car radios for over fifty years. Wayne Beasley/ Antique Radio Repair 3307 Country Club Rd. Morehead City,NC 28557. 252-726-4719. I can highly recommend him. He knows his stuff and is honest and fair figured you had a way to ship it but why ship it >across the country if you don't have to. I suggest you >give this guy a call. >http://www.fredsclassicradios.com/ he is in Lenexa >Kansas He does good work if your interested. Hope this is helpfull. Rich -------------- Original message -------------- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This question has been answered before, but I didn't think I would ever need to use it. Can anyone tell me of someone the can upgrade old radios to AM-FM . My brother is building a 40 Chevy Street Rod and wants to use the old radio but have it made into AM-FM. He is in Ft. Worth and a place close would be great, if not any place would help. Thanks Darrell 65 SS 327 4 speed 41 Chevrolet Coupe LT-1 (in progress) Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL.com.
