1957 Chevy Deluxe Radio on 2040-parts.com
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
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Up for sale is a 1957 Chevy radio. The case is in excellent condition, with no rust, or other issues. I was told it was removed from a car several years from new. The chrome face is shiny, with very little pits.The knobs are very clean. The tuner knob works smoothly across the dial. The only issue is a chip in the end preset button. It has not been tested.
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