I pulled the original Blaupunkt AM/FM radio (model 2072) out of my 74 today. It still has original faceplate etc and it works great. Are original 914 radios worth anything or should i just chuck it into my parts box?
I wouldnt chuck it into a parts box but i would carefully stick it with saved parts and put it up in the rafters cause someday, someone will need one for a concourse car restore. Most people today want the more modern CD players and stuff.
QUOTE (skline @ Jun 1 2005, 05:00 PM) |
I wouldnt chuck it into a parts box but i would carefully stick it with saved parts and put it up in the rafters cause someday, someone will need one for a concourse car restore. |
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The 914 radio is not factory installed...it's whatever "Miles the lot boy" put in at dealer....it IS "period correct" but it ain't original....
QUOTE ("*" @ Jun 1 2005, 05:20 PM) |
The 914 radio is not factory installed...it's whatever "Miles the lot boy" put in at dealer....it IS "period correct" but it ain't original.... |
QUOTE ("*" @ Jun 1 2005, 08:20 PM) |
Bbbbbbbbbbzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzttttt The 914 radio is not factory installed...it's whatever "Miles the lot boy" put in at dealer....it IS "period correct" but it ain't original.... |
QUOTE (SirAndy @ Jun 1 2005, 04:22 PM) | ||
this has been debated before and it seems like that some cars, at least for the european market, actually left the factory with a radio installed ... Andy |
Its not concours, the AM/FM labels on the button have worn off for instance. Someone will buy it from you though. Will you take $20?
QUOTE (redshift @ Jun 1 2005, 04:34 PM) |
I sold mine out of a '72 to a guy who restores them. It actually had "Volkwagen" on it. The vintage Benz and VW guys like them. If you are selling it I can give you the contact info.
QUOTE (Hawk @ Jun 1 2005, 04:50 PM) |
Its not concours, the AM/FM labels on the button have worn off for instance. Someone will buy it from you though. Will you take $20? |
Google.... there is a place that restores these things, and get's $250-$600, depending...
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QUOTE (grantsfo @ Jun 4 2005, 10:25 PM) | ||
It never had AM/FM buttons. If you look in the middle of the tuner there is a little box that shows AM/FM and its changed by a little chrome ring. I'd say its concours material. ..and for a radio that was supposed to be intstalled in the US it sure has a lot of german print on the back. |
man someones got a stick up their butt...chill out. Who cares its a g-d radio.
Hope your not refering to me...I don't care if someone wants to refer to the radio as original or not....
I like to hear a flat six squealling behind me....screw the freaking tunes....
my 73 2.0 has the original radio...which is a Panasonic AM/FM radio...I have the original warranty card for it with my paperwork.
Joe
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