Period Specific Radio for my ROW 2.7

[M.D. Holloway]

My 1977 ROW has an after market Alpine which has now seen better days. I would like to go back to the original (which may sound stupid but I only listen to NPR anyway). If I can find the right radio then the only thing I need to have it 100% OEM is the seats. They are aftermarket because a horse ate the passenger side and the other owner threw them away

So - where do I find a 1977 ROW radio and seats?

[zedsn]

Don't know if my sayno radio cassette that I pulled out of my 77 911S is original or not but if you are interested I still have it.

[grizzfan]

Someone posted here a listing of radios installed (probably for USA) in Porsches by year. But you'd be close with a Blaupunkt Frankfurt. Check eBay.

Tom

[M.D. Holloway]

Zedsn, if it is factory installed then yes! Thanks.

Grizzfan, any idea about that post? I shall search. Thanks.

[Vereeken]

Do a search for turbosition autoradios in Google
You need a blaupunkt koln bamberg or Coburg
I would go for the koln

[Dale Durbin]

My 77 2.7 came with the blaupunkt fwiw

[bob deluke]

Mike,
My MY 77 Targa came with Blaupunkt Bamberg, including microphone. Don't have it any longer. You may want to check with Scott Turnbull on this website. He usually has a Bamberg for sale. Someone had a beauty f.s. here a couple weeks ago. Big bucks and not too dependable from what I have read here.

[javadog]

This guy always has a bunch of good radios, some may be a little expensive:

Original radios for your classic car

Lots of radios were installed by the dealer in those days, as a 911 could be ordered with just the antenna and speakers but no radio.

A slightly newer option would be the CR; most people wouldn't know it was a few years younger than your car. Google "Porsche CR radio."

JR

[M.D. Holloway]

Thanks guys! Found a few on ebay. I never listen to it anyway - just want to get as close to original as possible...