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#326319 12/05/2005 5:58 PM
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Well, got the headlights rechromed..they look great..now to hook them up and put them back into place..getting conduit (which is used in rear lights) but need to have ends made for conduit? What do you recommend? On a stock 6 volt system.. Also any tips on hooking up my 36 car radio to my 36 truck..(just got it retored)


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Bruce,
I would really like to see a photo of your restored 36 car radio. I am wondering if it is a two piece affair with the power supply in one half and the tuner in the other?


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
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The radio is a Delco, and it's all in one unit.
wrinkle finish brown with speaker and radio in one box, and the dials (about five in. wide)
that go under the dash, as there isn't room in between glove comparment door and instrument piece to fit it into dash itself. It may not becorrect for the truck but I like the look of the radio with it's DELCO letters on yellow background. Guy that rebuilt it is a pro, but he was not cheap...290. to rebuild.


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Bruce,
I picked up a 46 Chev radio this summer at a swap meet and it was painted in the brown wrinkle, as original I think. I am wondering if this was the same color as the dash, even though it goes behind the dash.

Do you think that your radio finish will be the same as your dash?


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I'm not sure what the wrinkle color is..as I sent it back thinking I wouldn't do it,now I will reorder but it's in qt's no more spray cans are being made.. The radioman who rebuilt mine says he uses this dark brown wrinkle finish on his rebuilds, it matches 35,36.37' dashs...not sure about 42 dashboards.you will have to get engineering booklet on that.or VCCA guy to check on that. I was going to woodgrain dash, but will keep it original..hope this help you


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