Reply to "Car radio"

davekMember

Sorry for the confusing or "tormenting" post ;-)

The purpose of my post was, just like the two before mine, to simply let the forum viewers know what came in my Pantera. I thought this may be of interest since 1. this was the original radio from my Pantera (with the vertical dial indicator), and 2. I found it unusual that a radio from the 70's had a remote amp along with a DIN connector to add external inputs (which could even be used to connect an iphone or other modern source).

Not sure where my post implied I might be giving it away. But yes, I might be "giving it away" if someone wants to "give away" something of equal value :-)

I have no current plans to sell, and don't even know what this would be worth. But you've at least motivated me to power it up and confirm it works.

Again, sorry for not being clear on the reason for posting.

Dave

4/25/1511:12 PM

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