I recently bought one from Jim Carter. They only sell them but the Company that makes them is Antique Auto Radios. Mine finally got to pick up 'some' AM stations but not many. My big issue is with the dial... The tuner needle jumps every time you turn it and when you do find a station it's not at the spot on the dial where the station should be so you can't just turn the dial to your favorite station... I have had several email exchanges with these bozos and this is the last one I received;
"Hello Mark – Unfortunately with this particular radio the center of the dial is 80 so when we produced the radio we decided to make the radio look original rather than try to match the numbers up. There is nothing we will be able to do about the dial not aligning.
If this is not something you want you can return the radio as long as it is still under warranty to the company that you bought it directly through.
Regards,
Daisy Schulz
Antique Automobile Radio, Inc."
Can you even believe this ? Radio costs $550 !!!
