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Wrench Fetcher
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I know this is a brain fart but I have to ask. The original am radio for this truck came in a box. Radio, twonutsfor each post and the knobs. Is there a plate missing or mount for actually attaching it to the dash? If installed as it is it would just hang by the control knobs. Dash hasn't been cut. The rear bracket screw is there. Chilton is no help and it has been a few years.
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'Bolter
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I am not aware of any radio back then that attached only by the two controls. I would think that you need a strap to take the weight of the radio.
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Moderator - The Electrical Bay
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On a 67 suburban, There is a small plate that mounts on the back of the radio, to the firewall.
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Wrench Fetcher
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Thanks! Has the threaded holes..I can make the bracket.
