That's cool. Those were pretty decent radios, and still can be when maintained (replace polarized caps and speakers). Of course they don't have todays' features, but they are a lot more repairable. No radio built today will be operational in 4 decades (and probably not the car either).
Bruce Roe 5 Nov 2006 John Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That would be a 1969 big-body Olds radio, 88 and 98... > probably a 98, the wonderbars were pretty high-class. > Not stereo, but it at least has a rear speaker. > > I have a couple and, when I send them off to be fixed, > the dude is going to move the transistor and its heatsink > from the driver's side of the radio, and the transformer > from the right, and relocate them onto the back of the > unit, thus enabling it to fit into a A-body's dash (at > least a 67 A-body.) > > John
