Working 1964 Chevy/chevelle/elcamino Am Radio on 2040-parts.com
Kalida, Ohio, United States
this is a working radio, light works, on off volume works, tuner turns easy and works, plays good, I think this is original for 1964 chevelle/elcamino/ might fit others, look at pictures, sold as is, shipping only lower 48 states
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