Who is the member that works on vintage radios?
 

Title says it lol. I recall seeing a member that fixes vintage radios but I can’t remember who. FWIW, it would be for my Delco out of my 77 T/A. I think it’s actually a 75 or 76 radio.

Anyone remember who or have recommendations for a trustworthy source?

Was this it?

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...42#post6227842

Engine Ear, think his name is Matt.

Jim Sheppard did a couple for me, and an 8 track for my 70 TA. He does great work and is a really good guy. I can't remember his handle here, but his email is/was [email protected].

Yes! I think that’s the one I saw thank you!

Thank you to the others that responded as well

Peter Serio does electrical work.

Matt sells an adapter that adds an auxiliary input to the factory radio for connection to a separate music player. https://redirad.com Pete repairs shifters and some gauges. http://precisionpontiac.net They don't do radio repair.

Highly recommend Jim Sheppard too. Did a great job on my radio and good turn around time. Goes by j69shep here.


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I actually have my radio and console 8 track player running through a small Bluetooth amp which drives 4 modern speakers. The radio just needs a bit of help to get it up to par. I recently began to have fm fall out randomly.

I repair vintage Delco radios as well as add the desirable one button bluetooth. 25 years experience repairing Delco radios and 8 track players. I just closed out a 39 year career as an analog EE at Motorola and all of its spinoffs. I do this now full-time from my home in Scottsdale AZ. My turnaround time is running 7-10 days. I have a good supply of Pontiac radios, A body, G-body and F body as well as the larger cars. I have serviced many radios for PY members and I am a Pontiac hobbyist as well. 71 Lucerne Blue LeMans conv. call or text me at 480-235-1964 to setup a repair .
Thanks, Jim

Jim Shep's the man

Oh good Jim you’re back. Care to respond to the numerous attempts I’ve made to contact you regarding the radio you worked on for me?