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1970 Dart, Duster, A-body, Am Radio, W- Knobs, Has Chrome Push Buttons, #2884750 on 2040-parts.com

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Stillwater, Minnesota, United States

Stillwater, Minnesota, United States
Here's a clean, nice-looking stock AM radio I believe to be out of a 1970 Dart originally. It may be a one year only style (like 1970 E-body AM radio was) with chrome push buttons. Comes with nice knobs, and has nice uncut or spliced wiring and plugs. Very nice face , lens, and dial. The case is clean, and has no damages. Comes with the original hanger bracket to dash frame for rear of radio. I tested it and got it to play a little, but had a lot of static. Maybe in a car with a better antennae it would play better, but no guarantee on that. Chrome buttons are shiny, but do have just a little wrinkling / bubbling towards rear of them. May be behind the plate over radio I think when mounted in dash. Front of them looks good. Bottom of radio has a label on it with the Chrysler Pentastar and the part #2884750. I think this will fit a number of years (at least 1971-72), but think it may be only year with the chrome push buttons, so hard style radio to find here!
Manufacturer Part Number:MOPAR / BENDIX TAG SHOWS: 2884750 Other Part Number:VERY NICE FACE, LENSE, DIAL, KNOBS & WIRING Brand:ORIG MOPAR, FROM A 1970 DART, A-BODY. Surface Finish:CLEAN CASE, CLEAN DIAL AREA AND FACE. Interchange Part Number:HAS CHROME PUSH BUTTONS, ONE- YEAR- ONLY STYLE?? Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Up for your auction bids is this very nice looking factory AM radio that I believe to have originally been out of a 1970 Dart (A-body Mopar).  Likely is same for Duster & Valiant models in 1970 as well.  It has a white paper tag on bottom with Bendix and Mopar / Pentastar markings and shows a part # of 2884750.  Comes with all four original knobs and also the original mounting bracket from rear stud / nut of radio to dash frame, for support of radio.This radio likely will work in 1971 and perhaps 1972 A-body radios as well, but think they all had black push buttons from Chrysler in 1971-74 era.

Featured 1970 A-body AM radio has a very nice clean-looking face, dial, lens, knobs, and case.  The case is not rusty or otherwise corroded.  No dents or alterations from all stock.  The right station dial works the dial back and forth fine, and the push buttons do too. Chrome push buttons are nice and bright and shiny, but do have just a little wrinkling and a little bubbling, but most is way to the rear of buttons, so don't think much would show behind a factory dash face plate, once this would get mounted in a car dash. Face of buttons is all nice. Left knobs / control shaft clicks on and off fine, and works volume good.  I did test this radio, and with the test equipment I had, I did get it to play some, but it was crackly in its sound.  Maybe with a better antennae in a car it would play better, but I can't guarantee that.  You may want to get it checked out, or simply use it to plug the hole in the dash with a nice stock-looking radio, and have a hidden modern-era radio someplace else-- the way many people do today. 

Don't miss this hard to find chrome-button AM radio from a 1970 Dart, if your car's is missing, damaged, or you have the wrong style one.  Not many of these out there.  Be sure to put in those good bids today at my reasonable opening bid price on this rare piece. Thanks for stopping in to look and bid!
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