Looking to identify this Plymouth radio

[canblue]

I found this radio. There are no labels to identify the model. It is a Plymouth Solid state. Would really like to ideify.

 

[davek]

to me it looks like 68/69 plymouth b body radio, are you loo0king for something specific ?

 

[canblue]

Was looking for model number and possibly vehicle application.

 

[R413]

1968 all b body Plymouth. 1969's said Chrysler on the face.

 

[dadsbee]

Unless it was a built for Canada car in 69... then it may say Chryco.

 

[canblue]

Thanks for all the info.

 

[multimopes]

I recall a friend of mine had that radio in his 67 or 68 Barracuda.

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

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Look for a rear mounting stud, b body thing

 

[Daves69]

In my '69 Barracuda. I believe there is a face mounting bracket difference for fit though........

 

[R413]

A-body radios have different mounting on the front of the radio. Where the bolts thread in there are no locator pins. It won't swap over, dofferent dimensions and shape. But yes the dial and layout looks simular.

Buttons have the hollowed out part on top b body, on bottom A body.

 

[canblue]

Is there a replacement for the dial indicator plastic cover?

 

[devinism]

Is there a replacement for the dial indicator plastic cover?

Nope. Only good used.

What B Body are you wanting to put it in?

 

[moparsaver]

Automatic radio manufacturing in Massachusetts sold replacements of most radios from that era.

 

[canblue]

I could not find much information on the company. Are they still in business?

 

[canblue]

Nope. Only good used.

What B Body are you wanting to put it in?

Plan is for a 1969 Coronet

 

[Billccm]

Automatic Radio made knock off for the big three factory radios. They evolved into AudioVox which is now called Vox.

Most Mopar radios of this era were Bendix or Motorola sourced for the factory install.

 

[devinism]

Plan is for a 1969 Coronet

I used to restore these thumbwheel radios. I do not have any good lenses but I do have face decals I had made.
You are welcome to one, if you would like. Just PM me your info

 

[canblue]

I used to restore these thumbwheel radios. I do not have any good lenses but I do have face decals I had made.
You are welcome to one, if you would like. Just PM me your info

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Thanks for the offer. The face plate appears to be the only damage. The face decal appears OK. Where did you source the lenses when you were doing he repairs?

 

[devinism]

Thanks for the offer. The face plate appears to be the only damage. The face decal appears OK. Where did you source the lenses when you were doing he repairs?

From my garage. At one time I had 30+ parts radios. Good lenses were tough to find.
The 2018 fire in Paradise CA took care of all that.

Greg Ward was contemplating getting new lenses made, but he has unfortunately passed away.

 

[canblue]

From my garage. At one time I had 30+ parts radios. Good lenses were tough to find.
The 2018 fire in Paradise CA took care of all that.

Greg Ward was contemplating getting new lenses made, but he has unfortunately passed away.

Sad to hear of his passing.