Restoration advice, technical help, and classic VW discussion
| Posted by: mooney3019 - 05 November 2009 13:54:13 |
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| nooo? why does that make a difference ? Blaupunkt maybe an option, your the guru what would you reccomend |
| Posted by: Rich Oakley - 05 November 2009 16:21:31 |
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| Sapphires were only supplied and fitted to US cars. Blaupunkt is the way forward if it's a European car. Your car probably has grey (silver beige) dashboard knobs rather than ivory? If so, the ideal radio is a 1964/65 grey button Blaupunkt. |
| Posted by: mooney3019 - 05 November 2009 17:44:58 |
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| mine is a finish car with us specs bumpers, it has ivory knobs |
| Posted by: Rich Oakley - 09 November 2009 12:41:35 |
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| The most correct option would be a 65/66 model Blaupunkt with Ivory buttons then. Either a Bremen, Stuttgart or Frankfurt (FM) would have been the most popular models. |
| Posted by: GKL 7 - 09 November 2009 19:11:27 |
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| [quote=mooney3019] a finish car with us specs bumpers [/quote] Got to be a Blaupunkt then,matches the bumpers:wink: |
| Posted by: mooney3019 - 03 December 2009 22:14:00 |
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| HI Rich If you get any radios in that are sutable for my car let me know, also I have been told that my 65 would need a mounting plate to fit behind the dash ? which uses the tabs where the blanking plate fits? |
| Posted by: Rich Oakley - 04 December 2009 15:31:43 |
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| [quote=mooney3019]HI Rich If you get any radios in that are sutable for my car let me know, also I have been told that my 65 would need a mounting plate to fit behind the dash ? which uses the tabs where the blanking plate fits?[/quote] Drop me an email ;) richardoakley1@btconnect.com |