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Hello All.
I registered to this forum to ask the experts if they can verify/identify an AM radio for me.
My friend buys stuff from auction houses, and recently purchased a large box of miscellaneous items. In it was the aforementioned radio.
Using Google and the "B.M.C.D. Custom" on the face of the radio, it came up as being for a 1964 Jaguar MK2.
Sorry, Forgot to say hello before posting my thread regarding the radio.
Truth be told, I joined this forum mainly to get info about a radio, and if there may be any interest in it from someone doing a restoration.
Based on my user name, it goes without saying that i'm a Chevy guy, and am partial to classic musclecars. I DO love me a beautiful E-Type however. SEXY!!!
My 1960's and 70's Jaguars were fitted with Motorola radios but this could have been only for the UK market. Members in the https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/m...40-daimler-61/ forum will know if the B.M.C.D. was fitted for other markets or used as a dealer fitment.
Welcome. I posted a response in the MK1/MK2/etc., Classics forum. The photos show a bracket for an under-dash mount, so it may have been also originally installed on a non-Jaguar British make. A Hillman Minx of that era used in under-dash mounting bracket similar to the one pictured, for example...