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Ford Amc Radio Mustang Torino Vintage 1960's 1970's Choice on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Calais, Maine, United States

Calais, Maine, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:Ford

 Ford  AM Radio Mustang Torino Vintage 1960's 1970's choice
Your choice of those pictured.
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As of 4/9 16 the large FoMoCo is sold.....further described below.
  • One comes as seen
  • as is parts or repair
  • Untested for function
  • Cheap shipping

Dear bawilson58,

I just bought one of the radios. I'll take the one to the far right in the 1st picture which is also the bottom one in the 2nd picture. It's the large Ford (FoMoCo) radio. I'll send you payment tomorrow evening if that's OK. I want to add it to another item I'm planning on buying. Much appreciated! Craig

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