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David Grubbs

39 versus 40 radio

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I have a 39 120 with a radio tuner in the dash, and a speaker, but no receiver. It looks like the 1940 unit is a bit easier to get. Does anyone know if there is any cosmetic difference between the two?

Thanks

Posted on: 2015/1/23 11:50

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