Audio

1FBM-AD or D1MA-19A241 Factory AM/FM stereo radio for 1971 full sized Mercury cars such as Monterey and Marquis. "Mercury" is spelled out on the bezel or face plate. Unknown working condition.

Under dash mounted rear speaker controller. This is a used and tested unit that functions flawlessly. Typically this style of fader switch was used with the stereo radios with either AM/FM or the various 8-Track stereos, with added rear speakers. Included is the blue plug and pigtail that goes to the speakers.The pigtail harness is marked D1AB-19A017-BC.

Under dash mounted rear speaker controller. This is a used and tested unit that functions flawlessly. Typically this style of fader switch was used with the stereo radios with either AM/FM or the various 8-Track stereos, with added rear speakers. Included is the blue plug and pigtail that goes to the speakers.This harness is marked D2AA-18972-AB.

These were installed behind the kick panels on 1967-68 Cougars & the 1968-69 Fairlane, Torino, Cobra and Cyclone equipped with a factory AM-FM or AM-8 track radio. Easy to install considering you have a built in template behind the kick panels that are easy to cut out. These will accept common after-market speakers in multiple depths. For more discussion on kick panel speaker options, check out this thread. If you only are looking to buy one, please call, we often times have an odd number in...

These were installed behind the kick panels on 1967-68 Cougars & the 1968-69 Fairlane, Torino, Cobra and Cyclone equipped with a factory AM-FM or AM-8 track radio. Easy to install considering you have a built in template behind the kick panels that are easy to cut out. These will accept common aftermarket 5-1/4" speakers in multiple depths. Sold as a pair. For more discussion on kick panel speaker options, check out this thread. Replaces Ford Part number C8OA-19A067-A ...

NOS Studiosonic Reverberation Sound System for the 1967 Mercury Cougar, Ford Mustang Coupe, Galaxie, LTD, Fairlane (except wagon and convertible), Thunderbird, Monterey, Marquis, Marauder, Comet, Cyclone.The Studio Sonic reverberation system is operated with the radio fader control and a foot switch located near the headlight dimmer switch. Depression of the switch will add reverberation in the rear speaker(s).NOTE - The original installation sheet is missing from this kit, we've...

New Old Stock speaker for the 1967 - 68 Cougar or same year Torino. This is the speaker that fits inside the speaker pods situated behind the kick panels. These speakers are tested and in good shape with no tears on the cones. Good for the Cougar enthusiast who wants to keep their car as close to original as possible.Ford number C7OA-19A067. Sold individually. ...

Good used speaker for the 67 - 68 Cougar or same year Torino. This is the speaker that fits inside the speaker pods situated behind the kick panels. These speakers are tested and in good shape with no tears on the cones. Good for the Cougar enthusiast who wants to keep their car as close to original as possible. Sold individually.

Not sure of the exact application for these original Ford stereo speaker wiring harnesses. We think that they may have come from the radio kits installed by Ford and Mercury dealers. Note the special speaker connector plugs. The individual right and left speaker wiring leads are about 40 inches in length from the center plug that goes to the radio or stereo. The paper tags are missing from these harnesses, but we are pretty sure that they begin with C8OA-19A041.One of our customers says that...

7TPF Factory AM radio for any 1967 Galaxie or LTD models. Unknown working condition.

Used radio from a 1974 Mercury Comet or Ford Maverick. Should fit other years too. This is a mono radio, meaning that it is a single channel radio without stereo. That is the way they were built for the Maverick and Comet cars all the way back to 1970. Both the AM and FM radio bands function properly, selector buttons all work properly, comes with used knobs as shown. The only two defects on this radio are the small crack in the lens (shown in photo), and the cut electrical plug. We have...