1946 - 1948 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Radio on 2040-parts.com
Herndon, Virginia, US
For sale, a 1946-1948 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge radio. The radio is made by Philco for Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and probably Desoto. It is a remote type radio with the radio unit mounting on the firewall and the selector unit mounted in the dash. The radio appears to be complete less the knobs. I am unable to test so it is sold as non-working.
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