1948 GMC - Radio


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		Existing Antenna Mount, under dash before removal
		Radio Antenna with mounting hardware after removal: (2) 10 x 1/2 screws (1) 10 - 32 x 1/2" bolt (1) 10 - 32 Nut and washer (1) 10- 32 x 1/4" bolt (1) 10 lock washer
		After sitting on the shelve for almost two years, it is now time to start working on the radio. So with a few more pictures, the radio was taken apart.
		After sitting on the shelve for almost two years, it is now time to start working on the radio. So with a few more pictures, the radio was taken apart.
		After sitting on the shelve for almost two years, it is now time to start working on the radio. So with a few more pictures, the radio was taken apart.
		After blasting the outer case and cleaning with a wire wheel, the casing was powder coated with the closest powder I could find to match. This being RAL 7006 from Columbia Coatings.

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