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#112989 09/24/2003 4:20 AM
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Does anyone know of a good way I can restore this back to factory spec?

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[img]http://bradandcharlottes.com/68/radio.jpg[/img]

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Find a wrecked truck and cut as much out as you can for a patch panel,weld it in yours,thats probably the best way.

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There are patch panels available for other year Chevy trucks. With so much out there, I'm surprised that one wouldn't be available for the 67-72 trucks. Try Jim Carter's and the rest. GMCPaul used to have a bunch of this stuff too.

#112992 09/29/2003 4:31 AM
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I tried looking up jim carters catalog and had no luck can you post a link?

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#112993 09/29/2003 5:20 AM
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I found it. Didnt see it on the website so I sent him a email. If he doesnt have anything then I will head to a boneyard with a cutting torch and cut one out.

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#112996 09/29/2003 5:58 PM
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I would MIG weld a panel to fill in that hole. Not sure about the wood grain vinyl though.

#112997 09/30/2003 12:49 AM
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That wood grain piece is bolted in. Has some bolts that will come right out. The previous owner had a new style radio in there.


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