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Dec 23, 2010 9:27 am
petemick Offline
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Subject: Car Radio
Can anybody recognise this radio in my ,38 V12 De Ville, I,m told the radio itself was fitted in the nearside false spare wheel cover and this part was connected by bowden cables. all I have is the daashboard unit

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Dec 24, 2010 12:17 pm
Peter S30 Offline
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Registered since: Nov 27, 2007
Location: Germany


Subject: Re: Car Radio
Normally in the nearside spare wheel cover was the hydraulic jacking pump (lever and controlls) for operation of the built-in jacks. (see also post "jackall system"). In the offside spare wheel cover was the spare wheel. And the radio was near the batteries in the double bulkhead. I found an image in the huge Holthusen book and some images for the operating front end. It looked a bit different compared to yours but I assume different systems were used.
 

Dec 24, 2010 12:38 pm
petemick Offline
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Subject: Re: Car Radio
When I get more time I,ll remove the dashboard part to see if it has any makers name. The previous owner told me the radio was in the nearside cover near the jack ,I will have to ask him what happened to it.
 

Dec 24, 2010 2:31 pm
petemick Offline
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Subject: Re: Car Radio
At last I have found somebody who has bought the Holthusen book, please tell if its worth all that money?
 

Dec 24, 2010 9:40 pm
Colin M34 Offline
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Registered since: Dec 01, 2007
Location: Suffolk, UK


Subject: Re: Car Radio
I bought a copy on eBay for £150. I enjoy having this wonderful book and being the German version so it is good for improving my vocabulary. I also marvel at the crispness of the original photos as reproduced in the book.

Colin
 

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