Identifying Early Mustang Radios

First Character: Radio Type	Second Character: Model Year	Third Character: Sound Type (?)	Fourth Character: Manufacturer	Fifth Character: Model Application	Sixth Character: Speaker Configuration or additional info
(BLANK) = AM D = Under dash "Hump" Mounted* E = Electric Retractable Antenna F = AM/FM T = 8-Track Tape (Includes AM/8-Track) TOB = AM/FM* (1968-69 Only) (* Used only on some Mercury units) (***1965-66 Thunderbird Only)	Last digit of model year	(BLANK) = 8-Track* T = Transistor Radio S = Stereo (8-Track or AM/8-Track) (*1968-up)	B = Bendix M = Motorola P = Philco	C = Continental D = Falcon E = Comet F = Galaxie G = Comet H = Hang-On Tape Player L = Lincoln M = Mercury (Full Size) O = Fairlane S = Thunderbird T = Truck U = Econoline Van V = Lincoln W = Cougar Y = Meteor Z = Mustang	(BLANK) = Front Only F = Fader for Front/Rear Speaker(s)* L = Truck M = Truck U = Econoline** (* Used on some Continental/Thunderbird units) (** 1968-1970 Truck Only)

A Few Examples

4TBZ	1964-1/2 Mustang AM, by Bendix
5TMZ	1965 Mustang AM, by Motorola
5TPZ	1965 Mustang AM, by Philco
5TPD	1965 Falcon AM, by Philco
6TPZ	1966 Mustang AM, by Philco
F6TBZ	1966 Mustang AM/FM, by Bendix
T6SMZ	1966 Mustang AM/8-Track, by Motorola
T6SMF	1966 Galaxie 8-Track Player, by Motorola (Beginning in February 1966, Ford marketed this as a dealer accessory "hang-on" player for all models.)
F7TBZ	1967 Mustang AM/FM by Bendix
T7SMZ	1967 Mustang AM/8-Track by Motorola
T7SMH/F	1967 "Universal" Hang-On 8-Track, by Motorola (Identical to the 1966 T6SMF/T6SMM, with the addition of a built-in rear speaker fader control.)

This coding is not based on interchangeability -- a 1965 Falcon radio will fit your 1964-1/2 to 1966 Mustang just fine. These markings merely indicate for what year and model a radio was intended. For more specifics check out the Radio Notes page.