It might be worthwhile (and interesting) to obtain a period sales brochure from E-Bay or McLellans (http://www.mclellansautomotive.com) to see what the correct radio looked like for your year.
You might consider finding something on ebay. I believe the radio was a dealers choice and install at the time. I found a none working Blaupunkt and had it rebuilt with new gutts to accept an IPOD connection. Sounds good and looks factory.
It doesn't need the DIN faceplate, the nose is the same underneath and you can use a standard faceplate. It is a little harder to find the non-DIN Becker Europas, here is an AM Europa as well.
You might consider finding something on ebay. I believe the radio was a dealers choice and install at the time. I found a none working Blaupunkt and had it rebuilt with new gutts to accept an IPOD connection. Sounds good and looks factory.
Not a restoration, they replace the internals with modern electronics. Others here have used him, I sent mine in two weeks ago. You get 4 x 45W per channel with MP3 output.
As Chris pointed out - the turnswitch guys did mine as well. Since they replace the guts, the radio only has to look nice but doesn't need to be working. The sound is much cleaner and they upgrade the wattage for a 4 speak system.
So Chris are you removing the teenage glove box sound machine?
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