Chrysler Dodge Am/fm Radio For Late 70s/80s Car/truck on 2040-parts.com
Evans, Georgia, US
Chrysler Dodge Mopar am/fm radio for late 70s/ 80s car/van/truck. Radio is mono, 1 channel set up for two speakers with fader. Radio measures 8" wide by 5 1/4" deep (8" with face) by 3 1/4" tall. This is a very generic size that was universally correct for a number of Chrysler vehicles (please do your own homework regarding fit). Radio has been cleaned, oiled, and bench tested. Picks up both AM and FM stations loud and clear. Preset buttons and tuning dial all work. Radio comes with wiring harnesses and radio knobs shown.
This radio has also been outfitted with a 1/8" (3.5mm) aux input for MP3s/Ipods. I modify these radios locally with very good results. 14 day guarantee, if buyer is not happy with the item return it within the 14 day time period "undamaged" and "untampered" with. International shipping costs will vary depending on location. I prefer Paypal, will send radio as soon as payment is received. Thanks for looking.
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