anyone recognize these radios, and what they may possibly have come from ? i will never use them in my lifetime, so they need to go to a good home.
are they worth anything for parts ?
a big TIA to those that know more than i do about these things.

I dont see much there except mid 70-s and up and really they all look like swap meet condition. Maybe CL them all for $50 for the lot and let someone who needs the pennies try to get 20-25 per and sell a few then trash the rest.

I toss stuff like that in the dumpster sorry to say just to get it gone.

the dumpster is where this stuff is headed if someone doesn't need them !
as you said, i also think they might fit a lot of mid 70's and up, including trucks.
i'm cleaning house, and anyone that has any interest can have one or all, just for postage.

the radios were installed in almost every model car in the late 70's early to late 80's cars.
the silver faced ones are pre infinity radios. they were installed on high line early 80's cars like grand caravans, lasers, LeBron's, Cordoba's and comparable dodge cars. they might have ben used on imperial cars also.


unfortunately the have almost 0 value to the usual mopar person. unless you get lucky and find someone restoring one of these cars you will be hauling them everywhere with no buyers.
if you take them to a swap and put free or almost free prices you might get rid of them. the silver faced ones will probably find takers.

i wouldn't have any problems tossing them and i am a parts hoarder.

That silver faced radio with cassette, is identical to the one in my then girlfriend, now wife's '87
LeBaron Turbo 2.2 4 door, when we were dating.