Vintage Car Radio, From A Vw on 2040-parts.com
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, US
This came out of a VW bug, but I no longer have the correct face plates. The face plate on it is just one I had that fit it. The radio works, but not the cassette player.
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