Posted By: 69four46
NAME THAT RADIO - 10/13/09 11:08 PM
Any help with this one? I can't place it. It says
"Golden Tone by chrysler" on the front
"Golden Tone by chrysler" on the front
NAME THAT RADIO
Posted By: therocks
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/13/09 11:19 PM
Looks like early 60s Chrysler.Rocky
Posted By: buildanother
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/13/09 11:38 PM
Is that a tube job? 
Posted By: 69four46
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/13/09 11:56 PM
Quote:
Is that a tube job?
No tubes looks like a transistor
Posted By: Magnumguy
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/14/09 12:39 AM
I'm with the Rock, it's an early 60's, 61 or 62, going by the buttons.
Posted By: denfireguy
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/14/09 02:24 AM
The little triangles on the dial at 640 and 1240 Khz were the symbols for CONELRAD. This was an FCC mandated program for the cold war. All radios manufactured between 1953 and 1963 had to have those markings. That narrows it down a bunch.
There should be date codes on the tubes or transistors if there is anything original in it.
Craig
There should be date codes on the tubes or transistors if there is anything original in it.
Craig
Posted By: BigMoneyLewis
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/14/09 02:27 AM
There should be a model number stamped into the case.
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Wards Classic Car Radio Repair Specializing in restoration and sales of Mopar A B E body radios
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Posted By: therocks
Re: NAME THAT RADIO - 10/14/09 03:59 PM
Looks like the one in my kids 62 300.Rocky