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1970 Camaro AM Radio
1970 Camaro AM radio No knobs, case is clean. Lense is nice, with no cracks- some light fading on the numbers.. This has not been tested and may need to be serviced. Includes speaker which needs to be re-coned and speaker bracket. $20.00 plus shipping.
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Re: 1970 Camaro AM Radio
I am interested in the radio, bracket and the speaker, do you have any info on the items that would identify it as a 1970 radio for the Camaro.
Al |
Re: 1970 Camaro AM Radio
Al,
Unfortunately, the ID tag has fallen off. The only info I have is a number of knowledgeable people have identified it as 1970 Camaro application. Maybe someone else who knows more about GM radios could chime in. Sorry I could be of more help. |
Re: 1970 Camaro AM Radio
I apologize if I have misrepresented the radio and I will happily revise the ad. I did a bunch of research prior to posting, and I may be mistaken. Could someone who really knows radios help out to definitively id this radio?
Thanks Elon |
Re: 1970 Camaro AM Radio
The true 70 Camaro AM FM radios I have had have blue top lenses while other 70 models have green top. The AMs are likely the same way. If you can read the numbers on the DS-501 transistor, that should date the radio for us.
Jason |
Re: 1970 Camaro AM Radio
School is now in session and I am learning all sorts of new things here.
Here is a site which can help to decode a Delco radio: http://www.wonderbarman.com/codes.html I also uncovered the tag on the side of the radio. It reads: Service model no. 21APB2 Serial no. 1473548 Product no. 7933241 The ink stamp on the transistor is kind of blurry and difficult to read, even with my glasses and a magnifying glass. It is stamped as either 7219, or 7Z19? The way I am decoding it looks like this: Service model no. 21APB2 2 = 1972 1 = Chevrolet A = Midsized: Tempest, Chevelle, Camaro, ChevyII, Acadian, Skylark/GS PB =Push Button AM (1, 2) on the end which indicates a running change or revision number. Am I reading that correctly? And Danny you are correct. The right main stud is missing. Good eyeballs. I totally missed that. I appreciate everyone's help. |
1972 Camaro AM Radio
Revised title to reflect proper application.
Sorry for the confusion. |
Re: 1972 Camaro AM Radio
I work in the semiconductor industry and the date on the transistor is YYWW. So the 7219 is 1972, 19th week. That is the week the transistor was assembled. Martin
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