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Radio for a phaeton
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Restoring 1936 Cord Westchester sedan.2023 A
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When I get my test bench built, power supply, soldering and test equipment ready, I plan to try to trouble shoot my radio leaving as much original as possible. I have learned a little over the years and with YouTube this video would be a good walkthrough as this is a very similar radio to Crosley or Philco. It is obvious it is a very time consuming process $$$$=time but worthy for an historical museum relic Cord.
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At least I won't have to worry about trying to set up a "rag top " in a hurry on my own!
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I don't plan on driving the car in the rain but take on board your comments on leaking cowl vents.
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They are located above the original thick cardboard spacer placed between the radio and firewall.
A couple of radio technicians advised me to improve the cooling.
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The late '37 has the chrome center etc but is a totally different radio made by Philco.
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Perfect except for the wrong screw/sleeve bolt to hold the cover on.
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