<VV> Door guards, now factory AM/FM radio
Stephen Upham
contactsmu at sbcglobal.net
Tue Mar 18 08:03:29 EDT 2008
I think I found a solution to the door edge guards. I found a web
site that has "chrome" plastic door edge guards. It would only cost
about $12 for enough for the four doors and if I don't like them,
they should come off without damaging the paint... worth a try. I
think they add to the look of the hardtops due to the fact that they
are the top of the Corvair line in terms of sheer elegance.
http://www.doityourself.com/invt/u822510
I do have a problem with the factory AM/FM radio that I need to
solve before our H.O.T. meet in Glen Rose on the 18-20 of April. We
can use the FM to broadcast the drive-in movie that we are going to
see as part of the activities during the weekend. The problem is
that the radio keeps going on and off. The problem seems to
originate in the on/off-volume knob. If I turn it on, the light on
the dial comes on, but there may or may not be volume. If left on,
sometimes it will come on for a few seconds or a few minutes and then
the volume goes off again. If you turn the volume up, it sometimes
blasts for a second or two and then silence. The knob is a little
loose (comes out about 1/8 inch). Sometimes, wiggling it gets the
volume to come on for a second or two. I checked the ground strap
and it is secure. Might this be an internal issue, or will
tightening the knob (and how is it done) remedy the situation?
Thanks,
Stephen Upham
Dallas, Texas
Vice-President / North Texas Corvair Association
CORSA
Corvaireum //
Mid prod. #18732 -1965 Monza Hardtop 110
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