[72projectbird]

Originally Posted by Formulabruce

AM radios were available with a fader and rear speaker ( 1) on the driver's side ONLY ( spare tire restrictions) on most GM cars. I was told by relatives and multiple people the driving force behind this option was to get the higher frequency radio noise, distant stations, reduced.

I'm not expecting much, if anything out of the radio in this car. It basically just has to look good. I can't imagine many guys are driving around listening to AM radio anymore lol

That said, I'll put in the effort to get it working.

[Held for Ransom]

Originally Posted by 72projectbird

I'm not expecting much, if anything out of the radio in this car. It basically just has to look good. I can't imagine many guys are driving around listening to AM radio anymore lol

That said, I'll put in the effort to get it working.

That is why I asked. When I thought my AM radio wasn't good, I sent out an AM/FM mono radio to be gone thru. Turned out to be the speaker. But, I didn't want to add the rear speaker either and skipped sending out a "red dot" unit. My AM/FM mono unit looks and works good.