jaymanaa
RIP 1961-2018
Is that a tone control knob in the center of that indicator needle? I had a nice old wooden Zenith that I used in a fishing camp for years before I discovered it had a tone control there.
I love being in a crowd where I'm the one who is too young to understand a reference!
Ha - the '62 Caddy radio has those markings too.
Now that's a pretty radio! I had the factory order form on a 64 Buick Riviera that I owned which had an FM radio and electric antenna with a reverb deal that mounted in the trunk. The radio package was 375 dollars, while the dual AFB four barrel package it had, was 175. Go figure? I guess FM was a heck of a big deal in 1964.
Still have yet to hear warning of a "Ruskie" invasion at either of those triangles.
I remember the CD drills, back in grade school,,, fire siren went off, and we lined up and marched down to the basement... as opposed to fire drills, and leaving the building,,,
Yep,,, I'm that old!!!
Regards,
John
I remember the CD drills, back in grade school,,, fire siren went off, and we lined up and marched down to the basement... as opposed to fire drills, and leaving the building,,,
Yep,,, I'm that old!!!
Regards,
John
Ha, Yep, that will save your butt.
Was there ever an edition of that wonderbar that was controlled with a foot operated switch like the old headlight dimmers? I don't know why, but for some reason I was thinking maybe there was??
Your memory serves you well. There was indeed a foot operated switch to activate the scan feature. I once owned a '60 Cadillac Series 62 convertible with that option.