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73 1973 Amc Gremlin Hornet Am Fm Radio 71 72 73 74 Javelin Amx Good Working on 2040-parts.com

US $219.00
Location:

Kingston, Washington, United States

Kingston, Washington, United States
Condition:Used Brand:AMC Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:1HT2306

          1973 AMC AM FM Radio
   Here is a 1973 AMC AM FM radio. We have checked this radio out and now every thing on this radio works as it should. We believe this will fit 1971 - 1974. Our Sams photo facts shows this was factory for 1973 Gremlin - Hornet. We believe this will fit Javelin too but Javelin had front & rear speaker. This radio was factory with just one speaker and we think the mounting bracket might be in a different place on Javelin. The face looks the same.The push buttons from year to year might be different. Look at photos to be sure this is what you are looking for. We give a 60 day warranty on this radio.
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