Mopar Am/fm Thumbwheel Radio 68 69 ? Truck C-body? on 2040-parts.com
Sherburne, New York, United States
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Part number 2884766 I am guessing late 60s truck or C body, took a pic from the top so you can see the shape of the face is slightly wider on one end and possibly very slightly curved.Getting noise out of it but only a faint channel here and there, might be my test method not sure. Station changing wheel moves the needle but acts a little sketchy here and there, push buttons work. Feel free to call or text with any questions or email me through the auction. 6072262883. Thanks.
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