75 Chevy Camaro Nova Monte Carlo Fits 71 72 73 74 76 Good Working & Warranty on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Washington, United States
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1975 Chevy Radio
Here is a 1975 Chevy radio. It is in rather nice shape. We have repaired it and it plays rather nice. After repairing it we let it play for several hours. This radio will fit 1971 - 76. Nova Chevelle Camaro Monte Carlow & Chevy. The knobs are spaced at 6 1/4 inches from center to center.This radio comes with the knobs you see in photos. we do not have any of the mounting cups. For some reason they are always gone on these radios from 70 - 76. The model number on this radio is 51XPB2. Feel free to check out our other listings for more good working vintage car radios & more vintage car parts. Feel free to email questions or comments. |
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