kobachi
05-17-2013, 05:27 PM
Taking offers via PM. Any other questions please reply to thread.
Radio/Vent/Switches Mounting Plate
SKU 106639 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7792-rdo-vent-sw-mt-plt.aspx). Great condition, includes inner and outer pads.
http://i.imgur.com/NAr9FIAs.jpg?1 (http://imgur.com/NAr9FIA)http://i.imgur.com/lwO7hkUs.jpg?1 (http://imgur.com/lwO7hkU)
Speakers
2x OEM CRAIG 3.5" speakers. Both sounded great when I removed them, neither appear to be blown or damaged (although they are sold as-is)
http://i.imgur.com/UMmkvzns.jpg (http://imgur.com/UMmkvzn)
Radio
Original CRAIG W460 radio (SKU 100441 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7230-amfm-cassette-radio-craig.aspx)) with trimplate (https://store.delorean.com/p-7242-trimplate-craig.aspx) and all knobs + mounting hardware (2x each of SP10733 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7232-spacer-nylon.aspx), 109240 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7240-knob-back-craig.aspx), 109241 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7241-knob-front-craig.aspx), nuts + washers)
AM and FM Radio both sound great, tuning knob and scan function work, along with station memory.
Cassette deck functions fine mechanically but audio quality is inconsistent. The tape head itself is in fine shape, but alignment seems to be off. Evidenced by excellent sound quality using a 3.5mm stereo adapter cassette -- sounds great if you push down on it (which triggers the auto-reverse mechanism). Audio when playing real cassettes indicates both mis-aligned head and worn belts. I think a properly-equipped repair specialist could fix this.
LCD has the typical broken-contacts-in-the-ribbon-cable problem. Sometimes it lights up if the stars are aligned just right, but it's usually dark.
All knob functions work correctly, but the pull-out adjustments require you to grip the steel dowel, the plastic knob doesn't hold tightly enough and will pop off if you pull on it.
This has been modified with an RCA aux input as per the guide on http://1561project.com/?page=ipod-craig. This is easy to reverse if desired. Both the RCA cable and radio power cable are quite long -- I wired mine up to work with an on/off switch next to the window switches.
http://i.imgur.com/XU9tWx6s.jpg (http://imgur.com/XU9tWx6) http://i.imgur.com/lnsHPL2s.jpg (http://imgur.com/lnsHPL2)
Radio/Vent/Switches Mounting Plate
SKU 106639 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7792-rdo-vent-sw-mt-plt.aspx). Great condition, includes inner and outer pads.
http://i.imgur.com/NAr9FIAs.jpg?1 (http://imgur.com/NAr9FIA)http://i.imgur.com/lwO7hkUs.jpg?1 (http://imgur.com/lwO7hkU)
Speakers
2x OEM CRAIG 3.5" speakers. Both sounded great when I removed them, neither appear to be blown or damaged (although they are sold as-is)
http://i.imgur.com/UMmkvzns.jpg (http://imgur.com/UMmkvzn)
Radio
Original CRAIG W460 radio (SKU 100441 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7230-amfm-cassette-radio-craig.aspx)) with trimplate (https://store.delorean.com/p-7242-trimplate-craig.aspx) and all knobs + mounting hardware (2x each of SP10733 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7232-spacer-nylon.aspx), 109240 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7240-knob-back-craig.aspx), 109241 (https://store.delorean.com/p-7241-knob-front-craig.aspx), nuts + washers)
AM and FM Radio both sound great, tuning knob and scan function work, along with station memory.
Cassette deck functions fine mechanically but audio quality is inconsistent. The tape head itself is in fine shape, but alignment seems to be off. Evidenced by excellent sound quality using a 3.5mm stereo adapter cassette -- sounds great if you push down on it (which triggers the auto-reverse mechanism). Audio when playing real cassettes indicates both mis-aligned head and worn belts. I think a properly-equipped repair specialist could fix this.
LCD has the typical broken-contacts-in-the-ribbon-cable problem. Sometimes it lights up if the stars are aligned just right, but it's usually dark.
All knob functions work correctly, but the pull-out adjustments require you to grip the steel dowel, the plastic knob doesn't hold tightly enough and will pop off if you pull on it.
This has been modified with an RCA aux input as per the guide on http://1561project.com/?page=ipod-craig. This is easy to reverse if desired. Both the RCA cable and radio power cable are quite long -- I wired mine up to work with an on/off switch next to the window switches.
http://i.imgur.com/XU9tWx6s.jpg (http://imgur.com/XU9tWx6) http://i.imgur.com/lnsHPL2s.jpg (http://imgur.com/lnsHPL2)