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#1266950 05/25/2018 4:21 AM
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Purchased a retrofitted radio for my 49. I stepped out on a leap of faith and purchased a stock radio on ebay that has been retrofitted by Antique Automobile Radio in Palm Harbor FL. The radio has for am/fm/bluetooth features. Only catch is that the radio did not come with any information such as a users manual. Needing to find out some information, specifically its operation and its wiring. I don't want to trial and error setting it up. I figure I can narrow down power and ground, and guess on the ignition. Does anyone have any experience with this company or their work? I have visited their website hoping for a manual download and tried multiple times to call them and received no answer, as well as an email to their website that has gone unanswered for nearly a month.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Can you take a picture of the wiring harness? Let's see if they followed the current wiring colors all manufacturers follow.


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