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1969 B Body AM/FM Reproduction Radio Opinions
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11/22/19 09:33 PM
11/22/19 09:33 PM
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Birdlover
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Any opinions on the AM/FM reproductions radios that look like the originals but have digital tuning and bluetooth? Yearone sells them for about $725.00. I have a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner with an aftermarket radio and looking to replace with something more authentic looking. Also anyone know the size of the factory opening for an AM/FM radio. My opening looks like it was made larger at some point in time. Thanks.
1969 Road Runner, B7 Blue, 383, Auto
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Re: 1969 B Body AM/FM Reproduction Radio Opinions
[Re: Birdlover]
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11/23/19 02:40 PM
11/23/19 02:40 PM
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Posts: 1,954 Blairsden, CA
Triggerfish
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I had Barry's 8 Track do his Aurora 180 watt conversion & completely redo my am/fm 8 track for around $525 + a bit more for a quick rush. My bro has a 68 am fm 8 track that's pretty nice he wants to sell & I was thinking of having Barry do an Aurora conversion on it. He's also got some Mopar radios on his site for sell. http://www.barrys8trackrepair.com/
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Re: 1969 B Body AM/FM Reproduction Radio Opinions
[Re: Lee446]
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11/23/19 03:12 PM
11/23/19 03:12 PM
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TJP
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I Live Here
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I bought that radio and I am NOT impressed with it. Sometimes it just quits working and you have to turn it off and back on. The volume control is spotty, seems to have dead spots. If it was a $199 radio, I could live with it, but it is a joke at $600+. Hi Lee, might want to check your grounds as that could cause the issues you describe. Otherwise give them a call and have them send you another
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