Vintage Fm Radio Converter Car Truck Works! Audiovox Fmc-1c Nice! W/bracket on 2040-parts.com
Petaluma, California, US
You are bidding on an Audiovox brand car or truck FM radio
converter. Model number is FMC-1C. This works in
conjunction with your existing AM radio
to allow FM reception as well. It mounts under the dash or in the
glove box compartment. It hooks to power and the antenna lead
connects to your AM radio. It is recommended to use an in-line
fuse when connecting to power. The car's
antenna plugs into
the
converter. This has been tested and does work quite well. The dial light is also in working order. The car radio needs to be tuned to around 1400 and then
the FM converter will work. The unit is in very nice cosmetic shape. Chrome has a nice shine with just some very light scratches. The
converter looks better than the pictures may suggest. Mounting bracket is included. You will need the other half of the fuse holder and a fuse as it is missing. PayPal
accepted. You can contact me for other payment methods. Please add $6.95 postage to winning bid for US shipments. International bidders welcome.
Thanks for looking and good luck
bidding! This is a NO RESERVE auction so bid to win!
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