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Date:         Mon, 3 Jun 1996 09:55:42 -0700
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From:         Bren Smith <bren@ccnet.com>
Subject:      Re: VW Radios

>That's about all I know on this at this time.  It appears that there were
>lots of different radios offered at the dealer.  Does anyone else have any
>information?  There appear to be two adjusting screws on the Blaupunkt Emden
>III radio - one in the front and one in the back.  My unit needs a frequency
>adjustment - any information before I just "wing it"?   Does anyone know of
>a good radio repair shop?


Dean,


My pitiful excuse for an address book once contained a company that did old
car radio repairs. I was once looking for a radio for my '63 bug and
started thumbing through a copy of Hemmings. I found some company that did
both sales and service, but they wanted around $300 for a rebuilt original
radio. Shuh, right!


Sorry I don't have the number or name for them, but I'll bet if you picked
up a copy of Hemmings, you'd find them pretty quick.


Cheers,


Bren


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Bren Smith
bren@ccnet.com
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