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| Radio Free Amerika The ins and outs of the radio frequency spectrum, including scanners, trackers, building your own transmitters, mixers, and antennas, station formats, frequencies, favorite pirate radio stations, the FCC, radio stories, working at radio stations, and more. |
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#1
 2007-05-13, 02:24
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woopsueypigs77 
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S-10 Radio
Hypothetically a radio from an S-10 Blazer would fit in an S-10 truck of the same year, correct? I'm asking because I don't want to rip the unit out of my truck, to find out that it's not going to work. I'm very limited in the electronics of vehicles also, fyi.
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#2
 2007-05-13, 05:27
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emmarkllib 
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Re: S-10 Radio
Most GM radios will fit in other GM vehicles from around the same year, since they like to consolidate manufacturing as much as possible. With the S10, everything should be a near-perfect match.
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#3
 2007-05-13, 14:56
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woopsueypigs77 
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Re: S-10 Radio
Alright thanks, I was looking at both them today and the sizes were identical.
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#4
 2007-05-19, 01:22
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If she's easy, take'r twice.
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Re: S-10 Radio
if you need to know any more info about S10's my email is the same as my name @hotmail, i can tear apart the dash of a 98+ S10 in under 15 minutes heh.
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