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Old 12-02-2014, 07:00 PM
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From an earlier, thread. Yep ralleys were an option, as am radiothe raiv here, has poverty caps, and an am, which is on phs
Funny that car shipped from Norwood to cali

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Old 12-14-2014, 10:11 PM
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Why would anyone want a mundane AM Radio added to the vehicle when it was new? Keep in mind that it looked Factory installed when we dis-assembled the Dash.
AM radios were the norm back then . All FM stations back then played "symphony" music , and only "old fogies" bought AM/FM radios .
Look at the hole where the antenna was mounted in the fender . If it looks like it was cut with a hole saw then the radio was dealer installed.

Lots of muscle cars back then had dog dish hubcaps because they were destined to get a set of "mags" on day two.

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