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02-27-2012, 10:46 AM
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I have a reverb box from a 68 bonneville. Do you know of a way to test it? Its out the car, was run to a factory AM radio. (Radio was not working when removed from the car.) Dash switch and wiring harness look good. Will look for the part number.
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03-02-2012, 12:28 PM
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I dug out the reverb, but can not find a part number. Looks like there may have been a couple of places where paper decals or stickers have fallen off. Only number I could find is on a circular piece screwed to the heat sink on the back of the unit. Says Delco, and below that GM, followed by DS-503 and 6745.
I have the nonworking AM radio filling the hole in the dash and I'm not interested in getting rid of it. Do you have an interest in the reverb and the wiring harness with switch? |
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