Vintage Under Dash Am Radio-rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Quasqueton, Iowa, US
| Here is a vintage under dash AM radio in used condition. It has a built in speaker. It can be set for 6 or 12 volts with positive or negative ground. The power wire is bare where it goes through a rubber grommet in the back of the radio. That needs to be fixed. I tested the radio and it worked, but the speaker wasn't very loud at all. The power wire is missing half of a fuse holder and the brackets to mount the radio are missing. It measures 9'' wide, 4 1/2'' deep and 1 1/2'' tall............ I will combine items when possible. Some heavy items cannot be shipped together. All parts are used and sold as is, no returns. Unless you see a "Best Offer" button, DO NOT send me a message with your offer. |
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