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I prefer the plastic…no rust issues

I have lowered the price to $200, I will still pay shipping

I have for sale a clasic reproduction radio for a 70s ish Bronco. I bought it and it was not the right style for my 69. I am asking $200 and I will pay for shipping. Here are photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/ciVFvjsFtfDngLUS9.

I didn’t find anything but I have since completed a disk break conversion and swapped out that rim due to some oblong holes…. Ian’s I can’t say for positive I did or did not torque them but since I only worked on the front bearings I would think I did both at their same time lol

No it was original I had taken wheels off to repack front bearings, put everything back together drove to a car show and back rechecked and everything was loose on drivers side

That could have been the problem as the studs were loose when i took the rim off… i drove about ten miles before i figured out the loose lug nuts, i have since replaced studs with disk breaks so it should be fine now

They are the original steel

I made a board with two six by nines and put it under the rear seat

I just replaced the original AM head with a new radio I went off the ignition and off the lighter socket…..

Thats what i found out just strange that h is not on the vin decode list for 69 on this site

Anyone know what the original torque specs were on a 69 bronco lug nut? I torque mine to 100 foot pounds but had one wheel loosen up…,,

I have purchased the marti report for mine I’m very interested because my paint code is H and that is not on the list lol

I thought it was original as there’s not been much done to this truck, but everyone I meet at car shows think it was an aftermarket piece.

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