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#535833 - 09/05/08 08:28 PM Ford Radio Year ID
jimkf Member Registered: 11/05/06 Posts: 79 Loc: Ohio	Picked up this Ford radio in a box of stuff at an estate sale but don't know what year it fits. My guess is the early 60's but I'm not sure. It is 12V. Any guesses? http://www.kaiserfrazercars.com/fordradiofrt.JPG
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#535854 - 09/05/08 10:00 PM Re: Ford Radio Year ID [Re: jimkf]
Dave@Moon Long Time Member Registered: 12/14/99 Posts: 7861 Loc: Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH	That's a 1960/1961 Ford Falcon radio, although it may fit other models as well (but I doubt it). In 1962 they went to silvered centers on the knobs and a (very) slightly different station dial. I think they were transistor by then as well. _________________________ [color:"blue"]"I stand by all the misstatements that I've made."[/color][color:"green"]
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