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Re: Radio Repair
Russ - Here's a link to their website. Click on the tabs on top of the page to navigate around. You'll see on this original landing page that the company started out as a repair shop for classic car radios years ago. And though they have branched out from that, radio repair is still a primary focus. I've been taking radios, clocks, tachometers, 8-tracks, electric window motors, etc. to them for decades. In fact, Gregg had my '57 Ford Skyliner there working on the retractable top wiring, switches, motors and relays one winter about 12 years ago or so. Still works perfectly.
I recommend this shop without hesitation.
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Re: Radio Repair
Message from this recommended vendor dated 4/6/2022
Hi Gregg,
Unfortunately Greg the owner of our company passed away in October. He was my father in law. His son and I are going to continue running the business here selling speakers and turnswitches, but unfortunately Greg was the only one would could repair radios here. I have a few people listed below who might be able to help you with the radio. If you ever need speakers in the future please keep us in mind.
Harty & Moore - 864-587-2364
Ed Kalow - 612-788-7976
Brian Helms
Electro-Tech
turnswitch@turnswitch.com
(763) 780-2861
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Re: Radio Repair
I used Precisions Stereo Repair in Utica NY 315-797-5219. He did 3 C2 radios for me. Very good and VERY reasonable.
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Re: Radio Repair
Gregg says: Thanks Mel - I have Precision in my short list of candidates collection. His contact name is Robert Pacini - owner I think. It is down to Precision and CGR Restorations in SC guy named Len Samek 864 642 9308.
Both vendor names have come up multiple times on the discussion boards.
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Thanks again Mel for taking the time to pass on a verified vendor of quality.
Gregg Cesario
greggcesario@aol.com
Deerfield Beach FL
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Glad to help. Good Luck
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