Ford Mercury 1939 Radio Zenith Dial-0-matic Restored Plays Fine on 2040-parts.com
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, US
1939 FORD / MERCURY RADIO THAT HAS BEEN RESTORED, A ZENITH MODEL 6MF350 DIAL-0-MATIC DELUXE MODEL, WILL FIT ALL 1939 PASS CLOSED CARS AND THE ONLY YEAR IT IS CORRECT FOR, WILLL NOT FIT ANY OTHER YEARS. IT HAS ALL ZENITH TUBES AS WELL. THE LEFT DIAL BEZEL HAS A SMALL AMOUNT OF CHROME LOSS, HARD TO SEE BUT MUST BE MENTIONED. THE PLUG WIRE END HAS A SMALL DENT. PLEASE REVIEW ALL PICTURES FOR A DETAILED VIEW OF ANY WEAR. THE RADIO IS READY TO INSTALL- WORKS WELL AND PLAYS FINE.
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