60s 70s 80s Mototola 8 Track Cassette Radio Motor Nos Mopar ? Lincoln Ford? #5 on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Washington, United States
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Here is a new Motorola motor. We do not know what it fits.The box has numbers 59 42376C02 and 59 42376C02. There is one NOS motor. This is new and in a original box. Feel free to email questions or comments. Out side US ask for shipping cost.
We are mostly into vintage car radios. Check out our other listing if you are looking for a radio or other parts.If you don't see what you are looking for feel free to ask. We have over 3000 vintage car radios we can restore.  We will be going to the big Portland Oregon cars and parts swap meet. So anything bought after late April 2 will be shipped out Monday April 7th. Sorry for the inconvenience.Thanks |
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