1990's Ford radio cassette (model 2005) Now "sold"

[Bobthebeard]

Have had this in a cupboard for a few years. Free to anyone who wants it (well, cost of postage only.. If posted)

Have no code for it, but these are available online apparently.

[Junkman]

Why can't it be five years older?

[Bobthebeard]

I wouldn't mind this if its still available?

Still available!

[Bobthebeard]

Why can't it be five years older?

Errr... Model number 2005?

Not clear what you mean Junkster.

[cpjitservices]

Code is   7 0 6 3

[Bobthebeard]

Code is   7 0 6 3

Remarkable...

Just how???....

[cpjitservices]

Ill show you.

 

http://www.freefordradiocode.co.uk/radio/content/ford-m-serial-radio-code-generator.php

[Bobthebeard]

Thanks....

😄

[Bobthebeard]

Still free plus cost of posting..

Now with code. 7063.

[Junkman]

Errr... Model number 2005?

Not clear what you mean Junkster.

 

I need one for a 1985 Ford.

[Bobthebeard]

I need one for a 1985 Ford.

Ahhh. Ok. Sorry.

[egg]

It would be a useful spare for my Mondeo, but let's wait until the evening crowd come in to see if anyone's need is greater!

[Hendry]

That takes me back to 1996 when we moved house and my dad had a 1991 H Orion with one of those in and not knowing the area started removing it incase the car got broken into and/or the stereo stolen, sat in a kitchen cupboard for years. Although im sure his had a "Dolby Digital" logo on it. As it turned out the car got stolen without the radio and torched anyway. Also remember the door window stickers "KEYCODE" in yellow with black horizontal lines through it.

 

As i remember, trying to get the code for it from the Ford dealer it was bought from was a nightmare, got it eventually, but people told us to stick it in the freezer to crack the code or some shit!

[Conrad D. Conelrad]

I tried that freezer thing once! I had a Ford 2001 with a missing serial number sticker, so I bunged it in the freezer overnight. The theory is that it erases the chip which stores the code (while somehow not ruining all the stuff which makes the radio work).

 

I was sceptical, but believe it or not...

 

it does fuck all.

[mk2_craig]

GLWS. As with all things Frod, values at diddly squat when circa 20 years old, then suddenly worth COIN aged 30.

[AlabamaShrimp]

Is anyone having this? If not then my other Fiesta could do with one

[egg]

You take it A Shrimp, sounds like you need it more.

[fordperv]

This would be the perfect era for my saph but id probably leave it in a cupboard so I'll hang back to give someone who will use it a chance

[Arthur Foxhake]

Wasn't it a thing back in the day that if you buckled your plastic BMX mag wheels you could straighten them in a freezer?

 

How do you buckle plastic mag wheels anyway?

[Junkman]

I tried that freezer thing once! I had a Ford 2001 with a missing serial number sticker, so I bunged it in the freezer overnight. The theory is that it erases the chip which stores the code (while somehow not ruining all the stuff which makes the radio work).

 

I was sceptical, but believe it or not...

 

it does fuck all.

 

I exposed cars to minus 50 in Scandinavia and I can guarentee you, it does fuck all to radios.

Radio in freezer can only be one thing - urban legend.

[Conrad D. Conelrad]

I prefer the urban legend which says if you crack open a Ford radio and transplant the chips into a Sky digibox you get all the premium channels for free. I mean, it all sounds so plausible. 

 

http://www.snopes.com/crime/mootloot/radio.asp

[Bobthebeard]

I wouldn't mind this if its still available?

It's all yours.

Thanks

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