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mounting brackets for "original" radio box
I bought my car many years ago from the original owner who had an AM radio installed by the dealer. The radio was contained in a box that hung below the dash in the center. It was made from a heaby cardboard with a leather texture. One large chrome plated speaker grill in the center with the radio below. Having removed the box back in the early 1970's, moving several times I can not find the brackets. One will be simple to fabricate since it takes off of the parcel tray. The other I can not remember what it looked like or where it attached. Has anyone seen a similar radio box for early 1960's Healey's? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
I bought my car many years ago from the original owner who had an AM radio installed by the dealer. The radio was contained in a box that hung below the dash in the center. It was made from a heaby cardboard with a leather texture. One large chrome plated speaker grill in the center with the radio below. Having removed the box back in the early 1970's, moving several times I can not find the brackets. One will be simple to fabricate since it takes off of the parcel tray. The other I can not remember what it looked like or where it attached. Has anyone seen a similar radio box for early 1960's Healey's? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
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