[bhill86]

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?

[Entropy11]

Was this it?

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

[4dblnkldude]

Engine Ear, think his name is Matt.

[Gator67]

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 j65pony@aol.com.

[bhill86]

Originally Posted by Entropy11

Was this it?

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

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

Thank you to the others that responded as well

[Geoff]

Peter Serio does electrical work.

[Stuart]

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.

[DavesGTO]

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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[bhill86]

Originally Posted by Stuart

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.

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.