| Classic Car Radio Repair |
| Which radio is supposed to be in my classic car? |
| To determine which model and type of unit was installed in your classic car, simply click on your car manufacturer, then find your car's year and style. Please note that more than one model may have been installed in some cars of the same year, and that not every car model is specifically called out. Feel free to share any information you find is missing, and thanks to my customers who have already done so! |
| To make your search easier and less confusing, much of this information is repeated throughout the site. For example, many of the same radio models will be found under Chrysler, Mopar, Dodge, etc. If you have an "orphan" unit and know its model number but aren't sure which car it belongs to, please feel free to contact me and ask about it |
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| This section of the site is still under construction and may take several years to complete, due to the literally 1000's of Classic Car Radios that are in existence. Until this task is completed, feel free to ask - this is a FREE service I offer |