1983 - 1987 Honda Civic Am/fm Radio Oem Digital Used Excellent Rare. on 2040-parts.com
Oakland, California, United States
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Mid 1980's Honda Civic AM/FM radio, digital made by Matsushita Model CR-36FUH. This is an original Honda radio, 4-speaker system w/ fader & separate bass & treble controls, 5-AM presets & 5 FM presets. Radio is in excellent condition, Tested & everything works. Comes with original wiring harness and wiring diagram label on top of the chassis as shown, and the rear mounting bracket with fastening screws. . Somewhat hard to find radio. Chassis measures approx. 7w x 6 deep x 2 hight. It should fit an opening of approx. 7 1/2 wide x 2 3/8-inches. Please make sure this will work for your vehicle prior to purchasing.
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