What radio

[Philm]

What radio/s was/were originally offered in the Zagato? I would like to fit a period radio into both of my Zagato's (I have a Junior Z as well as the Fulvia) and would like to get something not only period correct but also manufacturer correct. The ubiquitous Becker or Blaupunkt's are too..  well German!

[ncundy]

Voxson or Voxson were the typical period Italian after market radio, always quite a few on Italian E-Bay. At the time radios weren't generally fitted by the factory, they were fitted by the supplying dealership so there was no "proper" model, I guess Motorola or Pye were the UK after market radios.
Neil

[davidhowson]

My S1 Fulvia Coupe come to me with a Radiomobile 1085, a basic LW/MW radio which I believe is of 1972 vintage.
This is a UK made radio so was clearly an after market addition.
I'm not going to refit this to my car, so if it's of any interest drop me an email.
-David-

[Sliding Pillar]

I think that the Motorolo was the usual radio you would find in a Fulvia, but whatever you choose you can get it refurbished at  www.radios.freeserve.co.uk they will also add a headphone jack socket so you can play your MP3 player through it and can add FM without changing the look of the radio.

[RhysHF]

I have a Radiomobile 1070 in my Series 2 HF, which was fitted as an original component in the car. I have also looked in to getting an aux jack fitted so I can get a MP3 player working.

There is also another interesting discussion about this topic in the forum http://www.lancia.myzen.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1114.0

Rhys