57 Dodge Royal Cornet Custom Royal Am Radio - Plays Well on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, United States
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From a wrecking yard that closed in the late 1960's or early 1970's comes this AM radio for 1957 Dodge Cornet, Royal and Custom Royal. Radio was stored in a dry storage unit for decades. Has nice cosmetics but there is some minor pitting at the bottom of the Lucite faceplate. We cleaned the radio some and then tested it a couple times on different days and different stations and this radio plays loud and clear, even on a cheapy 4" test speaker. Knobs and bezels are nice and believed year correct. Wires are cut but plenty remains for a splice. Radio is Mopar model 845.
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