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Old 01-12-2005, 11:14 AM
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I have a radio I would like to identify, so as to list for sale. It is a Model No. 69BPB1... I know this would be a 69 B-Body Pontiac, but which car(s) Any help would be appreciated. I bought this for my 69 Firebird, and realize it is not correct for it. It is in xint condition, with a very bright red unfaded indicator. Any Help on the year(s) and type of cars? Thanks!! George

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I have a radio I would like to identify, so as to list for sale. It is a Model No. 69BPB1... I know this would be a 69 B-Body Pontiac, but which car(s) Any help would be appreciated. I bought this for my 69 Firebird, and realize it is not correct for it. It is in xint condition, with a very bright red unfaded indicator. Any Help on the year(s) and type of cars? Thanks!! George

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Old 01-13-2005, 07:46 PM
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i am not sure about the numbers as i have a sam's photofact for the 70 models , and that starts with a 72 instead of 69. don't know if they changed the numbering system or what. either way , the 68-72 big car radios (bonneville , catalina , executive((these are the b-bodies)) ) have chrome pushbuttons while the others had black ones. they come up on ebay a lot for comparison purposes. hope i answered your question in this somewhere

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