1961, 1962 Corvette Original Wonderbar Radio. Nice And Clean. C2 Solid Axle on 2040-parts.com
Massillon, Ohio, US
This is a nice complete factory original "WONDERBAR" radio this is correct for 1961 & 1962 Corvette. I just purchased a parts package of 1961 Corvette. This was the radio from the car, which was torn apart in the mid 1980s. I was told the radio worked at that time, so if it still play... it's a bonus, I will make no guatantees. The radio has been stored indoors since then. I AM SELLING AS A GOOD COMPLETE CORE. No damage and all buttons and knobs function as they should. Light pitting on chrome face, but overall an excellent core and an excellent candidate for restoration. Thanks for looking.
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