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What is the difference between 1941 Chevy PU accessory radios (mounts under the dash to left of wheel) and '42-46 add-on radios? I've read that the '41 radio had a chrome face and two regular control knobs (one on each side of the radio) and the 42-46 radio was a brown plastic with vertically integrated "thumb" controls. Is this true?


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Some time ago,I asked on the VCCA site about the difference between the 46 Chev car radio and the 46 Chev truck radio. The answer was that they were in fact the same. Now I have seen what I think was the 46 car radio on Ebay and it has a little thumbwheel in the middle of the dial. I can't remember whether it is above or below.

I have a 1946 Chev car radio which is the Canadian version and it doesn't have the thumb wheel.


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