Hi Guys, this may sound odd because I have a De Ville Convert but I found and got working a GE 9in B&W TV that worked on 120V, 12V or a big battery and I want to mount it somehow in the back seat. I am sure the Limo version had TV's put in by shooters of that time. Question is what did it look like. Does anyone have one or a picture of some limos of the time..like a Caddy with a TV antenna on it? or even a Lincoln..I know I have to do the analog to digital switch but think its a cool winter project. Any info and thoughts would be a help. Tom

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Comment by Tom Kissel on November 2, 2012 at 9:48am

Hi John I like the odd as well. Thanks for the info I have sent a note to the limo owner asking about that antenna in the back.  I have seen the one on the side window before but the one in the back is very intresting. I am woundering if its a mobile radio phone antenna. The reason I say that and here is another odd thing..I found  the head..the part thats in in the car, of a Motorola mobile phone. I am looking to see if I can get it gutted and redone as a working dialing bluetooth phone to work with my cell. I have contacted 2 Ham radio clubs but havn't gotten a responce..looking for a geek  

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