NOS AM Radio

Wait....a 70-72 radio is $175? Is it AM/FM or NOS?

 

Chris i might have a decent am for a whole lot less than 175. I'll ck in the morn--Lee

 

Or for a Lot less you can get a NOS escutcheon and install it on your working radio.



DL

 

>>I'll consider the piece you are selling though it is not correct for my year Buick.

 

Chris that sound's like a deal & you can change the silver background out!!! :TU:

 

>>Yep, a good deal and I'm buying the piece to fix up my radio.

 

Since when were AM radios more then $50??

 

>>Almost anything Buick NOS will be worth money.

 

Not NOS, i mean plain jane ones.

 

>>You can still get plain jane Buick AM radios for cheap - I have a working spare that I picked up for $40 - but the chrome surround is not as nice as the one on ebay.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/69-7...ewItem&pt=Car_Audio_Video&hash=item1c12ec5f0d

Check that out

 

I think he is mistaken about the 69 designation. It should be 70-72.

 

It decodes to a 1971 Buick AM-FM.

 

I don't understand why these are worth anything. Unless its going in a trailer queen, its freakin AM radio, worthless!

 

I'm with ya Carson, though I installed mine again for the look. It sounds like crap, and don't know how much longer I can take it.:rant:

 

That's why I used a stock AM/FM radio. Good looks and it works well.

 

Should have at least plated/ not painted those covers. ugh



DL

 

If it was a 1965 AM Radio, I'd probably pay that without much thought at all. I've got at least that into all the mediocre ones that I've bought because they were better than what I was replacing.