1957 Ford Am Radio Bezel on 2040-parts.com
Waterville, Minnesota, US
This is a am radio with bezel for a 57 ford. It is in decent driver quality. The chrome shines on the radio knobs and bezel with the exception of a some pits forming but not to bad overall. The dial and needle move with ease. The radio is UNTESTED so sold as is.75
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