Thanks very much. I'm looking for an original old school radio, though. I saw one on eBay about 6 mos ago and I took a pass on it -- and now I'm kicking myself while a look for another one...
There's an OEM AM only one on ebay now, but I think you said you wanted AM/FM. There is also an OEM AM/FM cassette on ebay pulled from an FSJ but will work for CJs.
If John S has a fully functioning radio that will fit and work fine in my 78 CJ7, and Cjjon needs the particular one that I just picked up, I would be agreeable to some kind of swap.
Hey Ccjon - a friend convinced me to go in another direction with a radio. So I still have the one that you may have wanted. I haven't done anything with it except take it out of the shipping box and put it on a table. The PO promises that it works perfectly.
If you want it, I'll pass it along for the $91 I have in it and whatever shipping costs. Let me know. Thx.
I was gonna put an AM in mine as a "dummy". Real radio is in a tuffy box.What I ended up doing was cutting off the whole front of a Ford AM, & I gutted it. I then used magnetic tape all around the face plate. Now I can pop the knobs in a second, peel the faceplate off, and I have enough room for, sake of arguement..a .380 PPK! Not that I do, but I could .
I never listen to a radio anyway. Like I told my uncle a decade ago when he bought a last year MGB, "What kind of stereo should I put in. My reply was NONE! "Listen for squeaks, rattles, thumps etc..."
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