Classic Car Radio Repairs

[snetterton]

Can anyone help with a recommendation for somone to repair a 1975 Radio from my Corvette C3? An update using existing face and controls is OK too.
Thanks

[Bustedmattress]

I used Tadpole radios for the conversion for the original (broken) radio in my AH3000. Nice guy, delivered to time and quality product. Expensive but good.

[9xxNick]

I used Car Audio Repair Services in Hove on a 1994 Alpine, and they did a very good job at what I felt was a reasonable price.

[george123]

Don't know where you're based but I bought an old Motorola from this shop in Portsmouth. He converted so I could play my iphone though one of the radio station buttons , he has a workshop in the back of his tiny shop. Knows his stuff and cheap. http://www.radioshop.org.uk

[lowdrag]

I used Tadpole for my radio. Ruddy useless it is. £450 wasted,

[george123]

lowdrag said:

I used Tadpole for my radio. Ruddy useless it is. £450 wasted,

The guy I used above charged me £130 for a mint 70s Motorola including the conversion for my iPhone to play though it. Also repaired it for a tenner when I messed it up with the wrong speakers .... got a lesson in ohms as a result as well

[simontdo]

I used this guy, near reading.

http://vintagecarradio.co.uk/contact.html

He repaired old pioneer radio cassette and added an aux in socket.

[snetterton]

Thanks everyone for the feedback!

[plasticpig]

http://www.vintagewireless.co.uk/ are very good.

[Jorrocks]

I'm not even close to worrying about audio in my car yet, but I shall be going here:

www.agentaaudio.co.uk/