Big thanks to Mike Fitton for finding the correct radio for my 914/6 (914 043 0012)
It originally came with this European Köln Blaupunkt radio
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Cool! How did you know that it can with that radio? Dealer invoice? COA?
QUOTE(rick 918-S @ May 16 2014, 06:59 PM) 
Cool! How did you know that it can with that radio? Dealer invoice? COA?
yup
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Wow, awesome find!!!
I love a vintage radio, I have a Europa II going into mine (not correct, but close enough)
I love a vintage radio, I have a Europa II going into mine (not correct, but close enough)
I am glad this went to Glenn, he has helped me out big time. Notice on his COA it says "Koln Automatic" when you press in the right hand knob it sets in motion the signal seeking needle. It is really cool and probably the most expensive option back in the day, more than "Sport Seats" on a 911 believe it or not.
Wow! that's cool!
Found a dealer specialized dealer for vintage radios here in germany.
http://www.koenigs-klassik.de/indexe.html
the first car radio museum
a unique radio and spare parts depot
a large reference radio and accessory archiv
radio opinion
a inhouse service workshop
radios in 1A state with 2 years warranty
a web shop in which you can buy 24h a day
maybe helpful for someone.
http://www.koenigs-klassik.de/indexe.html
the first car radio museum
a unique radio and spare parts depot
a large reference radio and accessory archiv
radio opinion
a inhouse service workshop
radios in 1A state with 2 years warranty
a web shop in which you can buy 24h a day
maybe helpful for someone.
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