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radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ?? #1509224 07/14/2023 7:32 PM
Joined: Dec 2018 Posts: 10 NEW HAMPSHIRE B bobbynudd 'Bolter
bobbynudd 'Bolter B Joined: Dec 2018 Posts: 10 NEW HAMPSHIRE	I have a 1951 gmc 3/4 ton pickup. It is 6 volt positive ground system. I would like to put a aftermarket raido in but all I can find are 12 volt negative ground. any suggestions? Last edited by Peggy M; 07/14/2023 11:59 PM. Reason: added more info to the title

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radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ??	bobbynudd	07/14/2023 7:32 PM
Re: radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ??	tclederman	07/14/2023 8:27 PM
Re: radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ??	Johnny N	07/14/2023 8:31 PM
Re: radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ??	Bill Hanlon	07/14/2023 8:53 PM
Re: radio - 1951 GMC: 6v to 12v ??	Peggy M	07/15/2023 12:01 AM

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