60" Vintage Blaupunkt Frankfurt Car Radio 6/12 V +/- Earth + Ipod Mp3 Lead on 2040-parts.com
Hagen, DE
60" BLAUPUNKT Frankfurt RADIO
with iPod MP3 Lead
I bid an rare Blaupunkt Radio. It is 6 or12 Volt positiv or negative on Earth.
The Radio is full working and it looks great. It has LW/SW AM and FM ,
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Thanks for looking !
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