You got a parts list for that cool console ? 1/4 inch plywood ?

Those vintage FM converters are indeed the cheapest way to get into some FM. E-bay is full of them , and you can find them usually for under $ 50, often times "new" in the box .

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Not sure I would describe them as “modern” by any means however. The FM converters are just as (if not more) antiquated as the factory radios.

I just use an MP3 player with an amp mounted in the trunk with 6x9 speakers. I got a 20 ft cable with the small earphone plug on one end and rca jacks on the other. Stock AM radio sits in the dash.

Why would you listen to the radio. Most entertaining talk radio is gone now, and Rush is on AM, so just use an iPod, or something with what you really want to listen to on it.

The RetroSound units have have a 1-piece nose (size = 1 1/2" x 3 1/2")for "Classic Sound" in chrome face only & the "Model One" in black or Chrome face.

Not sure about other Mopars, my B-body has two openings (AM dial & push buttons), not sure how to deal with that & the bezel for each model.

It's my understanding their units do not have CD-changer control.

I do love the infinitely adjustable shaft knobs.

They do offer versions of the "Model One" for
- 71-75 Roadrunners &
- 67-69 Darts

John

FLUSH RUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What ? Oh, I see !

Rush is cool !