"6. the original Blaupunkt radio from the fifties" UMmm, they where fitted with different makes, not only Blaupunkt's.... I got a Phillips in my -56 T1, the states had American units...
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No beetles had radios fitted from the factory. Always dealer installed radios. Makes and models depended on market area/dealership even.
Jan
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So what happened to all the radio delete plates??? I'd like to have a few for my cars..................anyone have the radio cover blanks they want to sell, for a 71 beetle?
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I understand that there are more radio's on the marked but i'm refering to the Blaupunkt 'Frankfurt' or 'Dortmunt'. Just because i like 'm. You can buy them restored with waranty and the modern am/fm tuner for a LOT of money!! (279,- Euro's) I will buy it............. someday
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