The 1967 VW Homepage

"veedub1967" > wrote in
:

> AM & FM...
>
> but something strange.. it had those old mercedes
knobs with the> chrome ring in the middle!

Ok...wondered about the Europa 'cause the Becker
Mexico was made up till only a few years ago.
It covered the major shortwave bands. $500 new, and
though I never played with one, supposed to be an
excellent radio.

--
Bill
Arlington, Mass.
'70 Convertible

In article >,
Jim > wrote:

> Hmmm.... The picture of a Sapphire V looks just like a Sapphire VI
> which is (I thought?) the first AM/FM in the series.

<http://homepage.mac.com/stokester/.Pictures/Dub_Tunes/Sapphire_II.jpg>

SAPPHIRE II -- 1962!!!

Also for 1965 (also a SAPPHIRE II but with grey buttons/knobs):

<http://homepage.mac.com/stokester/.Pictures/Dub_Tunes/'65%20SapphireII.j
pg>

and for 1966, the SAPPHIRE IV:

<http://homepage.mac.com/stokester/.Pictures/Dub_Tunes/Sapphire_IV.jpg>

In 12V radios (if you only want to talk about 12V models), the Sapphire
VI:

<http://homepage.mac.com/stokester/.Pictures/Dub_Tunes/Sapphire_VI.jpg>

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