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1963 Ford Thunderbird AM/FM Reproduction Radio with Bluetooth, 180 Watts
Item EK-66-68579-1
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$790.00
Ship to: Columbus - 43215
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A
Features
- Includes Bluetooth Capability
- Fits Dash Without Modifications
- 45 Watts RMS Output Allows Up To 180 Watts Of Power
- AM/FM Band Selected With Push Buttons Like Original
- 5 Presets (2 AM, 3 FM) Digitally Tuned Receiver With Analog Display
- Includes Die Cast Dash Plate, Quality Chrome Knobs
- Stereo Indicator Behind Dial
- RCA Jacks Provided For MP3, CD Player Or Satellite Radio \
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NOTE: Antique Automobile Radio products are custom made at the time of order. Please allow 10-1
Description
This great radio has a powerful AM-FM stereo function, and can connect to a wireless device through a Bluetooth connection. The Bluetooth feature is hidden under normal circumstances. The radio will play and pushbuttons will function just like other radios. The microphone is internal and there are no external indications that would detract from the original look of the radio. All Bluetooth functions are accessed through the pushbuttons when in the Auxiliary mode. You can still connect other devices through the AUX jack on the back of the radio, but when Bluetooth is active it will have priority. These radios work well with all major phone brands currently on the market.
Fitment:
CA Residents: 
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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