Vintage Radio Repair
Vintage Radio Repair
I am looking for someone to repair an original Wonderbar radio & speaker assembly out of a 1956 Corvette.
I understand that the popular thing to do is to replace it with a modern radio, but I would like to stick with the original as I am trying to maintain originality to the car.
At one time I had the name of someone in the Toronto area that specialised in the repairs of vintage radios, unfortunately I misplaced his name and looking at recommendations as who could do this kind of work.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pierre
Ottawa
I understand that the popular thing to do is to replace it with a modern radio, but I would like to stick with the original as I am trying to maintain originality to the car.
At one time I had the name of someone in the Toronto area that specialised in the repairs of vintage radios, unfortunately I misplaced his name and looking at recommendations as who could do this kind of work.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pierre
Ottawa
I am looking for someone to repair an original Wonderbar radio & speaker assembly out of a 1956 Corvette.
I understand that the popular thing to do is to replace it with a modern radio, but I would like to stick with the original as I am trying to maintain originality to the car.
At one time I had the name of someone in the Toronto area that specialised in the repairs of vintage radios, unfortunately I misplaced his name and looking at recommendations as who could do this kind of work.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pierre
Ottawa
I understand that the popular thing to do is to replace it with a modern radio, but I would like to stick with the original as I am trying to maintain originality to the car.
At one time I had the name of someone in the Toronto area that specialised in the repairs of vintage radios, unfortunately I misplaced his name and looking at recommendations as who could do this kind of work.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Pierre
Ottawa

Nick
I had a customer's original 8 track stereo out of a '74 Jensen Interceptor restored here in Calgary just a few years ago. The deck restoration was relatively easy, but 8 track tape restoration is tedious. Even if one lucks out and gets old stock but still brand new wrapped in plastic 8 tracks, they will still need restoration. The foam thingy behind the tape that the unit's head pushes the tape against deteriorates over time, being used or not. I believe we had them rebuild several tapes too.
The Stereo Doctors at ARA Auto Accessories, Rod & Russ. They love restoring old stereos, and would definitely be up for the 50's era job. But again, that's here in Calgary, so would require shipping the unit.
The Stereo Doctors at ARA Auto Accessories, Rod & Russ. They love restoring old stereos, and would definitely be up for the 50's era job. But again, that's here in Calgary, so would require shipping the unit.
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