My father built one of those in the mid-60's. Very much like that one. I wonder if Popular Mechanics published a plan? Anyway, I don't think that's the one he built unless you know it came from the

James, Do you still have any pics of the cars up in dagger that Rhonda wants to sell? I cannot find any and dont want to waste a trip up there. Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Good looking Quarterly!

Sent in Membership App a month ago and havent heard if I passed. Any update would be appreciated.

My membership card arrived pretty quickly. I think I joined in January. Mike S Hella Electronics Corporation, 43811 Plymouth Oaks Blvd., 48170, Plymouth

Has anyone tried 3D printing radio switches. I can’t find any and wondered if that would work. Ken

My magazine arrived yesterday.

Please start a new Topic when you start talking about something new. Hard to find things when they are labeled wrong. I moved this to a new thread with a better title. Moderator Jim...

OK but not sure how to do it but I will try. I think I need to join and get a membership. Kent

Were there more designs than these 2? Which was more common? Is the shaft the knobs go onto "D" shaped or do they have the slot for a metal strip in the back of the knob? Were the original knobs

I actually have an extra radio but not the knobs. Mine has the red plastic knobs. Kent

The red ones were reproduced back in the 80s in small quantities by making a mold from a good original and pouring plastic of some sort into the molds. I had a set of them and they were very nice.

The red ones are for the chrome nose Motorola the other one is for the philco I think. Barry Smedley

Yes both mine have the Motorola chrome nose. Kent Kent Andersen, YVIAA District Director PO Box 364 Royal City, WA 99357 Phone 509-346-1500 Fax 509-346-1540 Cell 509-760-5881 Email pkandersen@...

Hi Mike, I do but am out of town and without a computer. I should be back late next week

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What tool do you use to remove the upper bolt on the tower shaft? I have a couple of sockets with the studs but nothing as tiny as the grooves in the shaft housing. Thank you.

The upper tower shaft bolt should just have a 7/16" head (maybe 1/2", I'm not close to one at present), no special tool or socket required. Butch Virus-free.

Some require a 12 point socket. That would explain the tiny groves. Kent

Should be just a 7/16 wrench..