What radio is this in my 1981 911 Turbo

[Bulletproofauto]

Looking to identify radio model and if it’s original period correct before I decide to have it repaired or replaced. It’s in the 81 Turbo I just bought and won’t power on. Thanks !

[Flojo]

pull it and check for sticker or engravings.
optical features are not suggesting it is a Blaupunkt or Becker.

you'll need these:
https://www.amazon.de/Entriegelungsschl%C3%BCssel-ISO-BLAUPUNKT-PHILIPS-OPEL/dp/B0029XY3NQ/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Autoradio+Klammern&qid=1614154753&sr=8-5

[lada03]

I never seen that radio before. Curious as to the model, but to me looks like its newer than 1981 because its digital and i would guess mid 80s

Being a euro 930, blaupunkt bamberg qts would have been a common radio for 81-82’

I have blaupunkt cr-typ de radio available for sale that was used in 79-80’ 930 euro cars. Possibly 81’ if it was build in 1980

[jouko]

That looks to be a a dealer-installed radio used by Porsche, Volkswagen and Audi in the mid- or even late 80's, in Canada, possibly in the US market as well. It was made by Panasonic and sold through dealers under the Autobahn umbrella of accessories, VW part number X 034 300 D. The window where the "Porsche" script is had interchangeable logos for all three brands.

[Bulletproofauto]

Originally Posted by jouko

That looks to be a a dealer-installed radio used by Porsche, Volkswagen and Audi in the mid- or even late 80's, in Canada, possibly in the US market as well. It was made by Panasonic and sold through dealers under the Autobahn umbrella of accessories, VW part number X 034 300 D. The window where the "Porsche" script is had interchangeable logos for all three brands.

Thanks that seems to make sense. Now I need to know what the original model Blaupunkt was and try to find one

[ahh911]

Had that exact radio in my 86 Jetta Carrat, Canada. The tape deck and the output stage gave problems.