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i have a nos hamburg (s). the tag on the end of the box says : hamburg radio compl. inst. material for VW 1600 typeIII. this whole unit comes with EVERYTHING even the antenna that has a blue plastic tip. this is a 12V AM 67 radio. still has all the warranty cards. do you think they would still honor it? when and if its ever installed? At 07:31 PM 7/17/97 -0700, you wrote: >Blaupunkt named their radios after Cities. Emden is a German city. The most common >Blaupunkts in VWs were Frankforts, the tube type radios being AM-FM-SW, and the later >transistor models were AM-FM-MB (marine), both models with push button station sets. >Another common Blaupunkt radio in VW is Essen, an AM only model. The model names change >for differences like no push buttons, or AM only, or the most uncommon signal seekers >(New York). They even did a cassette model that would record. Almost all of these were >installed as aftermarket items in Europe. Although they were sometimes available in the >US, most US dealers would install Bendix Sapphires made under contract for VW of >America. > >I have an Emden 3B, a Vienna W, a Heidelberg W, a New York, an Essen W, and four >Frankfurts, as well as a Sapphire IV (6 volt AM_FM), and two Beckers (Europa, Grand >Prix) all working, and none cheap. These are all radios that are convertible 6 volt-12 >volt, and the Porsche guys like them for 6 volt FM. > >Tim Dapper > >Keith Park wrote: >> >> HI! >> >> my 71 Sqbk came with a factory Emden 3E AM/FM/SW radio from Germany and >> I was wondering if anyone else had one?? >> >> Are they particularly rare?? >> >> Keiht >> parkkj@crd.ge.com > > Jonce Fancher 56 singlecab 66 sunroof bug 66 variant square back 86 vanagon gl 92 jetta gl winter car 94 ford probe GT (wifes car)