Radio delete plate
#1
Radio delete plate
I forgot I had this lying around my barn. Its a 1969 Cutlass radio delete cover out of a 1969 442 I parted out in the 1980s, this was the first one I had seen back then so I kept it. Does anyone know what these go for on ebay??
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#5
Thanks! I think my $5 eBay Olds emblem adds a nice "factory" touch, lol.
The stereo had been stolen when I got the car, and of course they broke the dash. Shortly after I got the car someone cut the top to steel about 10 homemade CD's my son left on the front seat. Luckily my insurance covered the top replacement. Now I never lock the doors... nothing inside is worth the cost of top!
The stereo had been stolen when I got the car, and of course they broke the dash. Shortly after I got the car someone cut the top to steel about 10 homemade CD's my son left on the front seat. Luckily my insurance covered the top replacement. Now I never lock the doors... nothing inside is worth the cost of top!
#6
Since they are being reproduced, and are that cheap, and I have a 69, I think I will just keep it. Nice job MAC, it sucks that there are people out there, so willing to destroy other peoples property. THAT "SUCKS"
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Ted
#8
Not really much to it... I cut a scrap of black, textured plastic to size (kinda looks like crinkle-coated metal)... attached it with 3M tape... drilled 2 holes for my eBay Olds emblem... and another for my flashing LED (wired to a toggle switch under the dash.) Nothin' fancy... but looks like it belongs there.
#9
Not really much to it... I cut a scrap of black, textured plastic to size (kinda looks like crinkle-coated metal)... attached it with 3M tape... drilled 2 holes for my eBay Olds emblem... and another for my flashing LED (wired to a toggle switch under the dash.) Nothin' fancy... but looks like it belongs there.
Ted
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