Vintage Tube Type Car Radio (unknown Manufacturer) - Works! on 2040-parts.com
Westford, Massachusetts, US
You are bidding on a vintage tube type radio of unknown manufacturer. This radio came out of an MGA, but fits many cars from back then. I applied power and a speaker and antenna and it works (AM only). I don't know if it is positive ground or negative ground, but I think with the tubes it did not matter, not sure. This radio and be fixed up (needs face plate and knobs as well as the dial indicator repaired), or, it could be used as parts for another tube type radio since the tubes are working. It has wires for an external speaker, but looks like it could have an integral speaker installed as well (none installed now).
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