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non-philco car info wanted ??
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07-21-2014, 06:36 AM
I just picked up a 1920s/1930s radio head (the tuner) part, it has no key to lock it in the off. It mounts off the steering-wheel. I am giong to put this on a 1930 Jordan (Great line 90). What I would like to know from you all out there is if I up load a photo of this thing, do you think you could help with info of what I have?? Now that I am thinking of it I should have looked over the items at that yard-sale better, there was some 40s/50s home radios there mabey they had the speeker part in the pile. O-well, better luck next time. I have looked over this item and can not find any #s or makers name on it. The face has no info to go by or anything on the housing. I have been all over the books and the web but have not seen anything close to what I have. I just seen this up at the Iola, WI car show this July for $10. I think this was a good price. This is NOT A PHILCO item....
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07-21-2014, 09:54 AM
Welcome to the Phorum. Post some photos and see if anyone knows what it is.
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07-21-2014, 10:24 AM
Probably then should go to Other Radios place.
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07-21-2014, 11:32 AM
If it is just the head, you are missing the radio, which includes the speaker, but all you have are the controls
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