1980s Nippon Fs-725 Car Stereo In-dash Cassette Player Am Fm Radio! Working! on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
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CRAZY SAM'S AM FM EMPORIUM OUR PRICES ARE INSANE!!!!! EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!!! GET IT WHILE IT LASTS!!!!! One vintage IN-DASH automotive cassette radio for sale!!!!! Made by NIPPON corporation. VERY SMALL SIZE! Will fit even subcompact Kei cars! (I believe this particular unit was pulled from a 1983 Plymouth Horizon) This is an AM/FM Radio & Cassette deck combo!! Made in Japan. Model number:FS-725 This is an AUTOMOTIVE 8-track player.!!! It can be made to fit almost any car... Even modern ones! This model is made to be mounted IN DASH. This machine runs off of 12V DC NEGATIVE GROUND. RED Wire: 12V DC Power + BLACK Wire: Ground -, Also L & R Speaker Ground (-) GREY Wire: Right Speaker + GREEN Wire: Left Speaker + NOTE: Failure to follow his wiring plan WILL result in damage to your unit! WIRING SCHEMATIC PROVIDED ON TOP OF MACHINE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. THE RADIO WORKS GREAT!!!!!! CASSETTE DECK WORKS GREAT! SOUND IS GREAT!!!! Sound controls are on the front of the machine. This machine is PERFECT for your rat-rod or Hot-Rod..... Gives any vintage ride that authentic vintage feel! Give your car the radio it deserves! This machine is 4 5/8 inches DEEP (NOT counting bezel) 5 11/16 inches DEEP (From the end of the bezel to the back), 1 11/16 inches TALL, and 6 15/16 inches WIDE. BEZEL is 4 inches WIDE, and 1 11/16 inches TALL. This radio has an ADJUSTABLE Knobs.... allowing for the knobs to be adjusted inwards our outwards to fit a wide variety of dashboards. This neat item would make a Perfect gift for someone! It is a great item! A great item at a great price! SPECIAL OFFER!!!!!! FREE TAPE INCLUDED WITH EVERY TAPE PLAYER!!!!!!! We offer the BEST DEALS on Stereos!!! We're selling our Stereos so cheaply, we're practically giving them away! Shop for 8-track-Players and Cassette players at Crazy Sam's AM FM Emporium!!!!!! Our prices are INSANE!!! WE'RE INSANE!!! Take our radios away before they take US away!!!!! NOTE: Shipping charges include handling fees. |
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