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RetroSound RetroRadio Motor 2 Radio with Black Face, Black Bezel and Black Metal Knobs with Logo

(68-76 Corvette C3

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    Features

    • RetroSound RetroRadio Motor 2 Radio With Black Face
    • Black Bezel And Black Metal Knobs With Logo
    • Digital AM/FM Receiver With Bluetooth
    • Audio Streaming Capability
    • Bluetooth Hands-Free Calling
    • USB A and USB B Ports
    • Auxiliary Input Jack
    • Compatible With Analog and Digital Audio Sources
    • Fits 1968-1976 Corvette C3

    Description

    Classic Car Audio. The RetroSound RetroRadio Motor 2 Radio with Black Face, Black Bezel, and Black Metal Knobs with Logo is designed to provide authentic vintage style combined with modern functionality. It offers essential radio functions along with Bluetooth wireless connectivity, enhancing the driving experience for enthusiasts who want original looks with updated technology.

    Construction and Appearance. This radio features a durable metal bezel and solid black metal knobs for a timeless classic appearance. The faceplate is finished in black with high-quality materials ensuring longevity and a premium vintage aesthetic that matches the original equipment look.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward for those familiar with classic car radios; it does not require drilling or major modifications, preserving vehicle integrity and allowing for a clean factory-style installation.

    Application. Fits 1968-1976 Corvette C3 models without the need for additional modifications or adapters, ensuring a direct replacement for the factory radio units in these model years.

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