11-06-2025, 11:04 PM
Bill;
I can't speak from experience but this looks like one of the typical MoPar car radios I see from 1946-early 49 Chrysler products, some being Motorola made, some Philco built, so you may it easiest to salvage the part you may need from a junk MoPar 803 that is beyond repair from a car swap meet. I remember going to one once where a guy in a stake bed truck had three or more similar ones in his offerings, I think I bought a Philco aftermarket one from the early 50s (not MoPar) he had because I had a Philco dealer magazine featuring the same set, with matching speaker. I thought of the rest, but by the time I went back he had already left.
Regards
Arran
I can't speak from experience but this looks like one of the typical MoPar car radios I see from 1946-early 49 Chrysler products, some being Motorola made, some Philco built, so you may it easiest to salvage the part you may need from a junk MoPar 803 that is beyond repair from a car swap meet. I remember going to one once where a guy in a stake bed truck had three or more similar ones in his offerings, I think I bought a Philco aftermarket one from the early 50s (not MoPar) he had because I had a Philco dealer magazine featuring the same set, with matching speaker. I thought of the rest, but by the time I went back he had already left.
Regards
Arran
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