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AM/FM radio part number C9ZA-19A241-125. The radio has been updated with an Aurora Design FMR-2 module with Bluetooth and HD radio compatibility.

Includes two (2) face plates. One is cracked but has tuning scale the second appears crack fee but the tuning scale is missing.

Gary Tayman checked the unit out when he converted my other radio at his shop and reported it works fine. The FMR-2 is an older digital conversion but works. Case needs cleaned up a bit. No knobs.

$500 plus shipping and insurance.

Thanks. Worth a shot.

I may have found a NOS set for about the same price as the walnut repros. Waiting to see.

Thanks Bob. Acetone took off the rattle can over spray without harming the light teak panels.

Just have the one ding on the clock trim i need to deal with.

As near as I can tell no one makes repro light teak instrument cluster insets for early Mustangs like mine. The originals are in good shape with the exception of some rattle can paint over spray and a nick on the clock trim piece.



Any suggestion on how to clean the paint off and touch up the nick?

Restoration progress continues.

FWIW, i used these guys. www.bestinshowsteeringwheels.com

Jay Jauregui
Best In Show
805-824-5002

you might try these guys. They did the restoration on mine. But i think they do restore and sell sets as well. 

https://pythonrestoration.com/

Lucked out and found wiring harnesses (i think) and bezels for both.

Some repairs to the wiring but all appear to be functional. 

Question - the three harness i have each have a different colored end at the bulb socket. RED - Belts light (has the relay wired in), Green and yellow - for the Park break warning light?

I know there were at least 2 more warning lights (Fuel and Door) of similar construction.

Does the color of the bulb holder signify anything?

C9ZB-10B925-C seat belt warning light

C9ZZ-10A841-B parking break light

BUMP! have both lights. need wiring harness for both brake and belt warning lights.

Sadly looked at it on the rotisserie awaiting its turn in the paint booth. 

try these guys. Their primary business is restoration but i believe they do sell sets. 

Python Restoration, LLC
 
www.pythonrestoration.com

Gary,

I get the same type of results with anything like '1969 Mustang NOS parts'.

I resorted to using searched like 'C9ZZ NOS' which seems to weed out a lot but not all of the BS.

FWIW

Paul

BUMP! Still looking.

C8ZE-8146-C Radiator Fan shroud

C6OZ-6675-A   Oil pan

C9ZB-10B925-C seat belt warning light

C9ZZ-10A841-B parking break light

front and rear bumpers date code prior to 8/68

Looking for a correct AM/FM radio ........ C9ZA-19A241

Still looking for  a C-6 PGB-AF1 for a 1969 428 CJ Mach I introductory show unit restoration.