LM32P010 lists at ~$90 on ebay (including shipping) from good chinese sellers with fast shipping, I would start there.
as for icoms, good and bad (and good again) news.
good:
-someone already did all the steps I described for similar model radio (reverse engineering controller, replacing with modern one), so that proves its doable
bad:
-it was $300 for the kit
-its discontinued
-it was a different display anyway
http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?302777-IC-756-Display-Replacmenthttp://www.pa7fa.nl/PA7FA/Introduction.htmlNow I did some digging, found service manual, lcd is controlled by dedicated microcontroller with buildin LCD driver + additional SED1522
http://www.orientdisplay.com/pdf/SED1520.pdfsed alone is not enough to drive such busy lcd, bottom alphanumeric row alone is 490 pixels
looking at diagram
HD6433834A4IH does 4 column x 31 segments = 124pixels
SED1522 does 8 columns x 69 segments = 552pixels
This is a problem, its 'easy' to replace SED driver, you just cut 12 traces (8 data + control logic), plug micro into those lines, plug
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ILI9325-2-4-TFT-LCD-Module-Touch-Panel-240-x-320-Dots-37pins-8-16bit-/181597351507into the micro and you are done.
Sadly HD6433834A4IH (no idea what microcontroller tha is, and even if I knew there is no way to get firmware) is not that easy tho, only way to display what it displays is to sniff serial traffic from the radio.
Here is where I hit the jackpot:
http://www.oz9aec.net/index.php/ic-706/498-diy-remote-kit-for-the-ic-706-part-1-proof-of-concepthttp://k9so.net/files/shifter.pdfThis YT clip is enough to emulate whole Head display for this radio
. All the information needed is there, serial data send from the radio to the head and Head screen at the same time = BRILLIAND clip. Alexandru Csete is the man!
You can reimplement it with smallest $3 Arduino and $5 LCD. Microcontroller will passively listen on the HEAD RX line to the data from the radio. Every time it receives data packets it updates LCD.
This is a great beginner project if you never programmed microcontrollers. Should take you couple of weeks of leisure learning.