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    Correct radio for 72

    The attached photo is the radio that came with my car when I purchased it. I know the face plate isn't correct and in need of one.

    Did a 72 911 have a stereo Frankfurt?
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    If you look on side it might have serial number and model number sticker. From what I can see of the dial graphics and green tinge it appears to be later than radio with universal knob with raised centre on left rather than plain flat rubber knob used by Porsche at right. As you say incorrect dash cover plate and 72 would have had chrome surround. The radio range if Blaupunkt were face lifted progressively received a different size front around mid 70s. The graphics changed. This is face lifted model so post dates 72 car I’d suspect it’s the Frankfurt us stereo model late 70s. Having said that not a bad unit but but cu temporary with car at new ; it is USA model based on range to 108 and the AM FM button markings
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    Quote Originally Posted by Speedster911 View Post
    The attached photo is the radio that came with my car when I purchased it. I know the face plate isn't correct and in need of one.

    Did a 72 911 have a stereo Frankfurt?
    I believe that's a 1978 blaupunkt Frankfurt stereo radio with six pushbuttons

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    Quote Originally Posted by 911MRP View Post
    If you look on side it might have serial number and model number sticker. From what I can see of the dial graphics and green tinge it appears to be later than radio with universal knob with raised centre on left rather than plain flat rubber knob used by Porsche at right. As you say incorrect dash cover plate and 72 would have had chrome surround. The radio range if Blaupunkt were face lifted progressively received a different size front around mid 70s. The graphics changed. This is face lifted model so post dates 72 car I’d suspect it’s the Frankfurt us stereo model late 70s. Having said that not a bad unit but but cu temporary with car at new ; it is USA model based on range to 108 and the AM FM button markings
    I used to have a list of Blaupunkt letter codes that were associated to production years, but I cannot find it in my files - does anyone have one to share?

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    I’ve found this page is helpful… I think there are a few other similar references out there: https://derwhites356literature.com/N...ktRadioID.html

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    ^^^ Thank you^^^

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