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    1/28/2021 11:07 AM  #1

    red351
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    From: Carlisle, PA
    Registered: 5/31/2018
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    Philco/Ford car radios

    I decided to just put the original AM radio back in the 67 after Retro Sound failed (burnt up), but needed that little plastic tuner driveshaft for inside. Most shafts after all these years break or the gear strips This young feller near by said he can 3D it and make one, and he did.   It was perfect in detail.

    So if anyone needs that rare little part for these 60's & 70's radios he can help. There are two sizes I know of.

    Even if you are converting these radio using the Aurora you will still need this tuner driveshaft. Wish I could get this picture thing to work to show what I'm talking about... 
     

     

     

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