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Need Radio ?
I was scouting around for a nice working radio for my '68 project
Beetle. Didn't have to look original, but must have good reception. Long and short of it, I came across a seller on eBay who has a pile of NOS Mitsubishi radios. They have cassette deck, which kinda dates them. AM/FM *and* a clock! Provision for driving front and rear speakers. No Un-Lock code required. The best part was the price (being the frugal sort): $4.95 !! This is going in a Beetle with the padded dash and I was able to file the VW plastic trim ring to accept the radio. The dash will need a teeny bit or surgery to conform to DIN dimensions. The radio actually measures 2" X 7" . Pics showing the trim ring he http://www.nls.net/mp/volks/photos/radio_1.jpg http://www.nls.net/mp/volks/photos/radio_2.jpg He still has a number of them listed if anyone is interested: http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/trimmer101 Speedy Jim http://www.nls.net/mp/volks/ |
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> > The best part was the price (being the frugal sort): > > $4.95 > > !! > > This is going in a Beetle with the padded dash and I was able to > file the VW plastic trim ring to accept the radio. �The dash will > need a teeny bit or surgery to conform to DIN dimensions. �The > radio actually measures 2" X 7" . > > Pics showing the trim ring hehttp://www.nls.net/mp/volks/photos/r...os/radio_2.jpg > > He still has a number of them listed if anyone is interested:http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/trimmer101 > > Speedy Jimhttp://www.nls.net/mp/volks/ looks good jim and it kind of looks like a radio from an 84 rabbit/ golf. You can now get a fm transmitter to play a mp3 player thru your radio. |
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Speedy Jim wrote:
> I was scouting around for a nice working radio for my '68 project > Beetle. Didn't have to look original, but must have good reception. > > Long and short of it, I came across a seller on eBay who has a > pile of NOS Mitsubishi radios. They have cassette deck, which > kinda dates them. Crap. I was hoping for a 45RPM record player. |
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