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Postwar Television

TV Sets in a Car

Delco car TV (?) prototype

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1958 article

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1965 Philco-Ford Audiovision

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1959-60 Cadillac

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Courtesy of Keith Gehring

Custom made car named The Predicta from 1960 with an Admiral T.V. in the cockpit.

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Courtesy of Tak Kohyama

James Bond "007  You Only Live Twice"

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Courtesy of Tamas Kovaks

Rolls Royce also had a TV set in the Silver Wraith. The TV chassis was Ekco TMB-272 set, which was removable from the car, worked on 12V and AC mains too (all tube set).

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One of the members of a limo group I’m in has listed a 79 Lincoln limousine for sale. While looking through the pictures, I spotted this little gem.....Steve Burchett

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Courtesy of Carlos Alberto

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Courtesy of Rousseau Jonathan

The TV shown in the back seat of the Rolls Royce was the UK 405 line version of that Ekco.They also made an export model for CCIR 625 line, the TX275. (comment by Ian Robertson)

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Courtesy of Mikel Ezcurra

A 12-inch set in the back seat of a 1951 Cadillac

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Sony’s portable micro TV (1963)

Courtesy of Mikel Ezcurra

 


 
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