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RADIO TIPS
• Be sure
your
dial is exactly on the station
for clearest reception
.
• for locol reception, raise the antenna at
least
as high as the roof of
the
vehicle.
For
long distance reception, extend the antenna
to its full
length.
• Push buttons may need
to
be readjusted oc-
casionally for best reception.
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• The Conelrad markings at 640 and 1240 on
the
radio dial indicate Office of Civilian
Defense frequencies; the only frequencies
which will be used in cose of a national
emergency.
• If radio stops playing, first check the radio
fuse in the iunction block; then check the
antenna lead-in cable. If this does not locate
the trouble, toke the radio to your Author-
ized Chevrolet Dealer.
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CIGARETTE LIGHTER AND ASH TRAY
Press in
on
the
optional
cigarette lighter to heat.
When ready for
use,
it
will
"pop
"
out.
The ash tray
cover
slides toward the front of the
cor
to open
.
The
ash receptacle lifts out for cleaning.
AIR VENTS
Additional summer venti-
lation is provided through vent
inlets in
each
side of the front
passenger compartment. The
vents
may
be
opened
or
closed
by means of the
con-
trol knobs beneath
each
end
of
the
instrument
panel.
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