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#326528 02/06/2006 10:33 PM
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I have the original AM radio in my 63 that the PO says still works (I haven't actually tried it yet). Supposedly the only thing wrong with it is the band that moves the dial indicator back and forth on the face is broken so you don't know what station you are listening to. The PO had a modern system rigged up in the glove box so the radio is not connected right now and I'd like to find out if its a reasonably inexpensive repair possibility before I dive in and start hooking it back up. Any ideas on fixing it?


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#326529 02/06/2006 11:13 PM
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I have had a couple w/a dirt dobber nest preventing the little string inside from moving. Usually the top is easily removeable. you make it home OK I suppose//brian


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#326530 02/06/2006 11:21 PM
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Brian,
Yea we made it back ok...just a sore butt from sitting in the truck all day. I'll look for any critters that might have taken up residence.


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