Re: [Chrysler300] Radio Conversion

[George McKovich <george@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have used them for other needs such as a speedo lense resto with very unsatisfactory results. $270 and had to send it back a second time with no better results... I didn't send it back a third time but called and asked to talk to Jeff about it over a year ago and still have not had my call return or any offer of adjustment. They simply don't deliver on their promises. I found a perfect NOS one on eBay for $100.

George

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On Mar 29, 2011, at 10:24 AM, Michael Moore <mmoore8425@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> My experience has been that they are great, but difficult for me to communicate with. 
> My phone calls are rarely returned, faxes not responded to etc. 
> Things which are said to have been shipped actually ship a week later etc.
> I just wish they had better communications and were more responsive. 
> I only use him if I HAVE to, although he's a great guy. That's the last place I'd think to send a radio to.
> Mike Moore
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> On Mar 29, 2011, at 8:59 AM, Jim Maiani wrote:
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>> Charlie. When I bought my survivor 62H about 4 years ago, the radio didn't work. So (wanting to keep it original) I sent it to JC Restorations in Lynnwood WA (425) 672-8324. I had them fix it and add a MP3 jack (a wire that can be hidden in the dash when not used.) I can now dial the radio to a frequency that has nothing on it, plug in my Ipod, and listen to my oldies playlist while crusin'. Works fabulous. Doesn't get any better! I'd recommend JC.
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>> Jim Maiani
>> Houghton Lake, MI
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>> Survivor H
>> 69 GTS conv.
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>> From: charlies@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
>> Sent: Monday, March 28, 2011 8:21 PM
>> To: chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
>> Subject: [Chrysler300] Radio Conversion
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>> Hi Group,
>> 
>> Has anyone had experience with converting their AM radio to accept FM /satellite/Mp3 etc. while retaining the stock OEM appearance? I’d especially be interested to know if any members have done the conversion themselves. Thanks, Charlie in Ottawa, 62 Sport
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