
Clasonic Radio - period - ?
#2
I've never heard of the brand but it looks 70's & a quick google gave this page for a Clasonic advert in a Dec 1970 US newspaper...
http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/30692603/
I'm not sure it would have been standard fitment though. I think there's a thread in the forum somewhere which lists many of the standard fit radios of the day.
Regards,
http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/30692603/
I'm not sure it would have been standard fitment though. I think there's a thread in the forum somewhere which lists many of the standard fit radios of the day.
Regards,
Neil
1962 S1 OTS
1967 S1 FHC
1962 S1 OTS
1967 S1 FHC
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Mark Gordon
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#3
It's my understanding that the radios on US cars were a dealer installed option, so potentially any make of radio that would fit could have been installed. When I got my new '78 Spitfire, it came with the ordered options of factory hard top and overdrive; no radio. I went to a local vendor and bought a radio and installed it. Perhaps that was pretty standard at that time.
Mark
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