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Originally Posted by M_a_t_t
... Does anyone have any experience with older radios? Mine has an AM radio that doesn't appear to work. I hooked a battery up to the car just to see what I was dealing with and I couldn't get any sound. Fixing it sounds like fun, but I'm not much of an electronics guy to know how to fix it beyond obvious signs. ...
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Fixing the original radio would be a restoration plus. You could work out a stealthy aux port as you repair so you might plug in a device and not be stuck with crap talk radio stations all the time. If you can't fix the radio, you could leave it in the dash and bypass it entirely with an aux cable for your phone. But the best is having the original unit installed at the factory in 1975 and still working. Pretty amazing after 45 years, if it can be fixed.
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Originally Posted by M_a_t_t
... I left a comment about the missing ring topper things (part #17 in diagram a few posts up). His were missing maybe he'll see the comment. Here is the scanned pdf file. ...
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The scanned file looks like the two plastic rings in your photos that name the brake fluid. What am I not understanding? There is a missing piece of hardware?