Help With Radio ID

[Wrenchtwister]

Hello all!
I have this radio that I’m trying to ID. I believe It’s a 1966 or so model given it’s characteristics but can’t find an exact match. It looks very similar to the 66 B body radios. Any help greatly appreciated.

 

[Jerry Hall]

From the front it looks exactly like the 66-67 AM radio. Model number 230, but it seems to say something different.

 

[440 4 speed]

That is a Canadian Phillips radio. AM.
Canadian radios had CHRYCO on the faceplate. I am guessing it might be an A body radio by the part number. Would fit a b body I think.
Side note when you went in to the dealership to purchase parts, you bought CHRYCO parts, not MOPAR.
I will see if I can find it in some of my information.

 

[Wrenchtwister]

That is a Canadian Phillips radio. AM.
Canadian radios had CHRYCO on the faceplate. I am guessing it might be an A body radio by the part number. Would fit a b body I think.
Side note when you went in to the dealership to purchase parts, you bought CHRYCO parts, not MOPAR.
I will see if I can find it in some of my information.

That would be much appreciated!

 

[haywire 440]

https://www.retroradioshop.com/

Here’s a site that id’s radios by several different ways.

Look under documents and references.

 

[440 4 speed]

You have a 1967 Canadian ( Chryco) dealer installed radio. Most likely 2 watt. Available in A and B bodies

 

[dadsbee]

Yep, our built "for Canada" cars are special...

 

[440 4 speed]

Yep, our built "for Canada" cars are special...
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Also in the 50’s our flat head sixes were more cubes. We had 4 dr hdtp Polara’s with buckets/console.

 

[Wrenchtwister]

You have a 1967 Canadian ( Chryco) dealer installed radio. Most likely 2 watt. Available in A and B bodies

Thank you very much for the info!

 

[devinism]

66-67 Plymouth 'B', Canadian. Final answer