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FOR SALE - MOPAR Radios

RADIO PRICES: $25 each or ALL FOR $75!

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DESCRIPTIONS

FOR SALE are four used STOCK radios from Chrysler Corporation vehicles. The numbers in the photograph refer to the description number below. The radios have not been cleaned or otherwise prepared for sale. There are no scratches on nor is there chassis damage to any of the units.

1. This radio was removed from a 1985 Dodge Diplomat SE (my dad's car, then mine) and replaced with another equal factory unit. It will occasionally not respond to volume knob inputs to change the clock status. 3. This radio was removed from a 1992 Dodge Dynasty LE (my dad's car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It will occasionally power down when the volume knob is adjusted.

2. This radio was removed from a 1993 Dodge Shadow ES V6 (my car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It powered aftermarket 6x9 speakers for a short time and no longer produces sound. The tape player and all other functions were working at the time of the failure. 4. This radio was removed from a 1992 Plymouth Acclaim (my sister's car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It was in working condition at the time of removal.
All four radios are Genuine MOPAR STOCK PARTS, no aftermarket parts or alterations.

Asking price for the radios is $25 US each or all four for $75 US. Buyer pays shipping, which will incur an additional charge beyond agreed-upon purchase price. Seller is willing to deliver items to a mutually-beneficial location for a nominal fee. Terms are cash (in person) or PayPal (in person or shipping, payable before delivery).

If you do not want to buy directly from me, contact me and I can arrange to sell the parts on e-bay with the "Buy Now" option enabled and RESERVE WILL BE SET AT THE "BUY NOW" price, ensuring that even if you don't buy the item, someone will. Buyers who request that I place parts on e-bay will incur a service charge beyond the agreed-upon purchase price and shipping; that charge will be included in the "Buy Now" price posted to e-bay. I reserve the right to refuse to place items on e-bay or to terminate any auction at any time for any reason.

PARTS SOLD AS-IS, WITH NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND IMPLIED OR GIVEN.

FOR SALE - MOPAR Radio AND Speaker Installation Kit

PRICE: $20

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PACKAGE DESCRIPTION

This package includes various parts used to install aftermarket stereo equipment (a head unit and a set of speakers) in a Mopar vehicle. Estimated value at an electronics retailer is $50. These parts are used and were removed from a 1992 Plymouth Acclaim (my sister's car) when it was scrapped.

Two-post Adapter Plate - not needed, but included
Adapter Plate - to install DIN chassis in Mopar vehicles, early 1980's and onward (approximate)
Adapters, total of two - mates factory speaker wiring harness (plug) to aftermarket speakers (blade connectors)
Adapter wiring (2 pieces) - mates factory stereo wiring harness (plugs) to aftermarket stereo (wires, connects with butt connectors)

Unlike all other parts sold on this site, these are NOT Mopar Stock Parts, but are intended to adapt Mopar vehicle wiring to aftermarket stereo equipment WITHOUT MODIFICATION OR DAMAGE TO VEHICLE WIRING.

Asking price for the entire package (all six individual items) is $20 US. Buyer pays shipping, which will incur an additional charge beyond agreed-upon purchase price. Seller is willing to deliver items to a mutually-beneficial location for a nominal fee. Terms are cash (in person) or PayPal (in person or shipping, payable before delivery). PARTS SOLD AS-IS, WITH NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND IMPLIED OR GIVEN.

1. This radio was removed from a 1985 Dodge Diplomat SE (my dad's car, then mine) and replaced with another equal factory unit. It will occasionally not respond to volume knob inputs to change the clock status.	3. This radio was removed from a 1992 Dodge Dynasty LE (my dad's car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It will occasionally power down when the volume knob is adjusted.
2. This radio was removed from a 1993 Dodge Shadow ES V6 (my car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It powered aftermarket 6x9 speakers for a short time and no longer produces sound. The tape player and all other functions were working at the time of the failure.	4. This radio was removed from a 1992 Plymouth Acclaim (my sister's car) and replaced with an aftermarket head unit. It was in working condition at the time of removal.