Antique Authentic All Transistor Am Car Radio Prehistoric As Is on 2040-parts.com
Youngsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Item is a old am.all transistor car radio it is untested I will not guarantee it works selling it as needing repairs I will ship it out professional and with tracking number good luck with your future purchase caution this a very old radio it might turn rite on or it mite not it is a very old radio with old wires I am selling it as is no returns at all will ship it out as soon as you pay for it with tracking number good luck with your future purchase caution this is a am car radio
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