Antique Vintage Gm Ac Delco Car Radio 1970's 1980's Super Cheap No Reserve Look on 2040-parts.com
Berlin, Connecticut, US
UP FOR BIDS IS THIS GM DELCO CAR RADIO. IT CAME IN A PARTS LOT WITH A BUNCH OR OTHER RADIOS SO I DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT IT.. LOOKS LIKE ITS FROM SOMETIME IN THE 1970'S OR MAYBE EARLY 80'S. THERE IS NO PART NUMBER ON IT THAT I CAN SEE. SORRY I DO NOT KNOW IF IT IS WORKING OR NOT SO IT IS BEING LISTED AS NOT.
ONLY $1. MINIMUM BID WITH NO RESERVE SO DONT MISS OUT!
BUYER ADS A FLAT RATE OF $20. FOR SHIPPING, PACKING AND INSURANCE TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA.
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