Working Original 1973 74 75 Plymouth Duster Dodge Dart Am Radio Mopar Serviced on 2040-parts.com
Canandaigua, New York, US
This is a number matching AM push button radio for a 1973 Plymouth Duster or Dodge Dart.Radio will fit 70 to 75 Dusters or Darts. Radio is in very good condition. Has been lubed and tuned. Has great sound up and down the dial. Volume control works smoothly.Push buttons operate easily. Overall measures 9 x 5 x 3. 5 3/4 between shafts. No cut wires.
I am a retired Electrical Engineer who enjoys vintage radios. All necessary repairs have been made. This is a very good looking and playing radio. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy the tunes!
Payment is required within 7 days.$43 shipping to Canada $62 anywhere else on earth.
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