[NJARC] How Radio Works, 1937

[Aaron Hunter]

Since the early cars had a fabric roof, it was sometimes installed in 
the roof.  The '39 Ford had an interesting whip antenna that was 
installed just above the windshield and with a knob inside, it could be 
turned down and out of the way of overhead obstructions.  

I just wonder if that Chevy started after the picnic was over?

Aaron

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>     Found via the Raritan Valley Radio Club reflector. A link to an 
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>  I was not aware that some automobiles (Chevy) had their radio antenna 
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