1954 Gmc Delco Radio Model 2233396 on 2040-parts.com
Moreno Valley, California, United States
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Up for sale is a rare WORKING 1954 GMC truck radio. The unit has been reconditioned with all new capacitors. All tubes and 6 volt mechanical vibrator have been checked and are original. New cotton covered wires, knobs and face plate also replaced. This is a must for any one restoring there truck. There is some minor wear on the unit, but for an item that is over 60 years old, it looks pretty good and it only adds to it's originality. |
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