What's the correct radio model for a 67s?

[baccars]

Any info would be appreciated

[sithot]

My '67 Normal has a Blaupunkt New Yorker with metal buttons. It's been in the car since new. Have the owners manual etc.

The second radio is the one from Bruce Jennings '67-S. It had black plastic knobs (I think).

http://www.oldautoradio.com

Regardless they are apparently fairly rare or so says Mr. Old Auto Radio.

I've got 2 Beckers that I'd love to part with. One is a Grand Prix Signal Seeking Radio and the other is a Europa. I don't think either are appropriate for your car.

Tom

[mbruen]

Good question!

I have a euro (German) 67 S and it has an Essen Blaupunkt. I have always wondered whether this was original or added by the Owner. There are threads discussing th US delivery radios,buthaven't seen much about euro cars.

Mark

[CarmelSkip]

Picture on the bottom is the correct Frankfurt AM/FM/SW with correct knobs and push buttons. There were other radios like the New Yorker with signal seeking function that were optional

[sithot]

Here is a metal knob "New Yorker".

[joegt3cup]

PM sent I may be able to help.

[Jim Breazeale]

Any info would be appreciated

Straight from the horses mouth:

[Jim Breazeale]

My SWAG would be that better than 90% of all radios that were delivered in 67 cars in the US from new would be Blaupunkt Frankfurt US AM/FM/SW radios (Option #9323). Those radios should have a ID tag on the side of them that Identifies them as a Frankfurt US and they would be a "W" or "X" series (just another SWAG).
It is interesting to note that the New Yorker radio posted earlier is a AM/FM/SW, not a AM/FM/M band radio as stated in the options book.

Regards

Jim