Wile E Coyote
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Can anyone recommend a company that rebuilds radios?
Do they convert, or do they do restoration to original?Tayman Electrical stereo solutions for collector cars
Hands down the best. I've had two radios done by him and several others here have had theirs done by him too.
That is an Aurora conversion, like the people at S&M are doing.Do they convert, or do they do restoration to original?
One thing about S&M, they do have a complete line of GM replacement speakers. That's pretty impressive. The Mopar speakers look to be generic pieces though.Do they convert, or do they do restoration to original?
Thank you for the info -- is this the link?RetroRadio in PA does good work also. He's always at Carlisle.
I appreciate the personal recommendation, thank you!Tayman Electrical stereo solutions for collector cars
Hands down the best. I've had two radios done by him and several others here have had theirs done by him too.
One thing about S&M, they do have a complete line of GM replacement speakers. That's pretty impressive. The Mopar speakers look to be generic pieces though.
This thread does: What do guys use for rear speakersSpeaking of speakers. . . I need to buy a rear speaker for my '66 convertible. It is a 5 X 7 and resides behind a chrome nacelle located high in the middle of the back seat. I'm going for a stock spec speaker that would hopefully be compatible with a Tayman conversion down the road. The question is: should I buy a 2-ohm, 4-ohm or 8-ohm speaker? I don't know what the OHM spec is for my stock AM radio, but it would be nice if the speaker I buy would work with both my stock AM radio and future Tayman-conversion. Anyone have any info on this?