RE: Heater repair, 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury B body, non-A/C

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

Many aftermarket radios also have two holes per side, that require a 
two-pronged, "V" shaped wire on each side for removal.  These clips look 
a lot like bent coat hangars.  This has also become standard on many 
original equipment radios, as well.  For example, Ford has been using 
them for over 20 years.

Sean


ledman_70@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Butch, aftermarket stereos usually have a small slit on either side you 
> can see after you remove the front. It takes a special key that comes 
> with the radio to remove it, but you can use a thin, flat piece of 
> metal.


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