Radio Speaker Replacement
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Radio Speaker Replacement
My 1975 F 600 needs a new radio speaker . I noticed it has the square magnet base , and is held in by a brace under the dash . Part # on the speaker is D2TA-18808-AA , 3.2 ohms / 433550 . Aftermarket speakers abound . I would like to keep it original . Any one have a stash of nos speakers ?
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Actually, post 3 answers the questions. Yes, it's the same speaker in many years and models. No, no one has any.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-for-dash.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-for-dash.html
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Because its held in by a brace , no screws , no drill holes . One of a kind / design . Least on this vehicle . And I may just send it out to be re conditioned . Thanks . .
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My 1975 F 600 needs a new radio speaker . I noticed it has the square magnet base , and is held in by a brace under the dash .
ID engineering # on the speaker is D2TA-18808-AA 3.2 ohms / 433550 . Aftermarket speakers abound . I would like to keep it original . Any one have a stash of nos speakers ?
ID engineering # on the speaker is D2TA-18808-AA 3.2 ohms / 433550 . Aftermarket speakers abound . I would like to keep it original . Any one have a stash of nos speakers ?
1971/72 F100/750 // 1973/79 F500/880 (1973/79 F100/350 is different).
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any, none on ebay.
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do you have any info on the ‘63-‘69 N series CrewCab factory built? I recently acquired one bought new by Northern Pacific Railway and used in Billings MT area as a high-rail truck.
mine is a Louisville KY build.
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I looked, there are none listed in the parts catalog for 500/700 series F & N series trucks. Parts catalog pic shows mechanical linkage.
Since this truck was a Domestic Special Order, if it does have a hydraulic clutch, it was installed either by FoMoCo or the RR itself from an 800 series.
Sadly, there are no recorders available, as FoMoCo threw them all away decades ago.
FTE member Ms_Michelle has a beautifully restored 1967 N series. She also has, as you probably know, a Ranger.
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