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What did the original 6 volt power lead look like for a stock 1948 Chevy radio? Mine has a bolt stuck in it with a wire wrapped around it. The bolt sticks out of the back of the radio about an inch.

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The part that goes to the radio and holds the fuse is just like an in-line fuse holder female end. The wire is cloth covered and just over two feet long. The end of the wire has an attachment so it can be connected to the ignition switch or the accessory block that has a switched side and a continuous side. There is a rubber boot that goes over the fuse holder portion.

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Ray;

Thanks for the info. My radio is missing all that stuff, and, has no fuse. I'll try to fabricate something to replace it.

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Oldengineer


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