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05-06-2014, 12:44 PM
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AM/FM Radio Restoration
Hi Gents,
Who are you using for radio restoration? Have a '69 Camaro Am/Fm in need of restore for a project. Outfit name, cost and turn around would be a great help. Thanks, Dan
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05-06-2014, 09:00 PM
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Re: AM/FM Radio Restoration
I used Mike Hagan to restore my 1969 Camaro am/fm radio. It's been a few years but can't remember the price---he could probably give you a quote over the phone. Unless your radio has had moisture issues on the inside (like mine did) he can only suggest to you that he rebuild it completely to todays standards without disturbing the front appearance in any way. It will look absolutely factory on the outside but have all of todays technology inside. Here's his webpage...
http://www.mikehaganantiqueautoradio.com/ SAL
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I currently own a 1969 Camaro SS350. Although the original drivetrain is long gone, this 4/speed car has a March '69 HC coded block with #041 heads. The transmission is an M20 Muncie #660 case and the rearend is a BS coded 12 bolt posi. Built in Van Nuys.
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