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anyone know the size of the radio that goes in 47-53 chevy trucks? the size of the housing is what I'm looking into, not the knobs or dial face etc. just the general dimensions.
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I should be able to send you something in the next few days. The unique thing about the AD radio is the angle of the controls relative to the case. It is different than most of the other GM radios of the time period.


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powerband,
I have Emailed you the dimensions of the 1947 to 1950 AD truck radio. You will notice that they are added to the diagram from the manual. This will give you an idea of the shape and angles involved.


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