RE: radio wires

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Also, seems I remember it is important not to put power to the radio 
until a speaker is properly hooked up.
Gary H. 


acuda4me@ wrote: 
> 
> 64 vintabe AM radios have a light that is ALWAYS ON when the radio is 
> on, so no extra wire to control the light. If you have the radio out, 
> replace that bulb now. The radio grounds through the chassis itself, so 
> hot is all you should have, and two speaker wires. Simplicity itself.  
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sean B 
> How many wires does a 1964 AM radio have? 
<snip>

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