Matador Antenna Trim Bezel Nos 60s 70s 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 ??? on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Washington, United States
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Here is a NOS Matador antenna bezel. We do not know what year it is. Looking real real close there might be a few real light scratches form being in a box with a whole butch more antenna bezels. On the back it says Matador and the part number 4487084. This came from the estate of an old radio repair man that started in 1947 and ran to about 2000. We bought about 300 vintage car radios and all the parts.Feel free to email questions or comments. If out side US ask for shipping cost.
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