Has anyone used a one of these radio companies to convert/upgrade their radio? Who and what kind of money are we talking.?
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1956 Studebaker Pelham Wagon Houston, Texas
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About $350-$400 for FM stereo. They all use pretty much the same chip and they drift off stations on occasion.
JDP/Maryland
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Yep, I used S&M electro tech in Minnesota,(www.turnswitch.com) I had the radio in my 52 ragtop converted, had them also add for a cd changer, works great and am very satisfied with the work.
Just "still" trying to figure out how the 12 v neg ground cd changer works on a 6 v pos. ground system! <G> But, it works and works great!
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I had the radio for my 61 Hawk converted by Tayman Electrical (http://www.taymanelectrical.com/), I think their in Florida. They did an excellent job and a two week turnaround. I believe the cost was around $370.00.
Wayen K.
Libby, MT
61 Hawk (On the road, FINALLY)Comment
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