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peterfenlonMember

I just bought a radio cover plate from an advertiser on the net, an "Original" one it said.

now I have never ever seen an original one but the one I have is a STICK on unit, is this correct I would have thought it would have had some sort of spring arrangement whereby it could be fitted and removed easily. Peter

10/23/152:14 AM

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azfast1Member

The original radio delete plate has 2 studs on the back to hold it on. I use large fender washers and speed nuts to thread onto the studs

10/25/156:54 PM

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peterfenlonMember

Thanks for that one I will fit a couple of studs
Peter

10/30/1512:06 AM

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