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US $439.00
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Nipomo, California, United States

Nipomo, California, United States
BEAUTIFUL RESTORED 1946 47 48 CHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH DESOTO RADIO - PLAYS WELL, US $439.00, image 1
“The Cosmetics Are Beautiful On This Great Playing And Sounding 1946-48 Mopar 802 Radio (Philco model C-4608). It Is Original 6-Volt. Includes a Copy Of Original Owners Manual To Help With Electronic Station Presets, Installation And Operation. The Radio Plays, Sounds And Functions Fine. Includes Very Nice Original Knobs, Speaker Plug, New Tone Wheel Dial Art And More. Ready To Install With Your Original 802 Speaker. Please Read Description For More Details.”
Brand:MOPAR 802 Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:PHILCO C-4608 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

This is a beautiful, restored 1946-48 Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth & De Soto deluxe 7-button radio manufactured by Philco (model C-4608). Mopar model 802. It is original 6-volt positive ground. This radio is also correct for 1951-52 B series trucks. Also included is a copy of the very hard to find original owners manual to guide you with installation, setting the electronic push buttons and operation of the radio. The manual copy is intended for informational purposes only. Servicing of the radio included a thorough cleaning and lubrication, new capacitors, replacement of out of value resistors, tested tubes, great working vibrator, alignment, the excellent original power/speaker wire and plug, working dial lamp, new dial glass, new tone wheel dial art and a new fuse link with new fuse and eye terminal for easy installation. The original speaker plug is in excellent condition and is ready to hook up to your original Mopar 802 speaker. All of the mechanics function, as they should including the electronic station presets, station selections and manual tuning. The radio plays and sounds much better than most car radios of the era with great reception (receives a lot of stations), tone and sensitivity up and down the tuning scale. This truly is a great sounding radio. Not only does the radio play well but it is in beautiful cosmetic condition as well with bright shiny chrome on the bezel, original knobs and push buttons. There are a few imperfections here and there as expected with age but overall the radio is pleasing to the eye. The tone wheel dial art (voice, mello, music) shown in the bottom window of the dial is new and is an exact reproduction of the original in color and font. You will not find this dial art on any other radios offered and I've never seen one of these radios that hasn't needed it. Be sure to take advantage of the zoom feature for a closer look. If you want a beautiful and great playing original radio adorning the dash of your classic Mopar then you will be very happy with this fine example that is ready to install. CA residents pay 7.75%. Your well packaged radio will be shipped the day following receipt of payment. Thank you!

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