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At this point I'm trying to find a radio to rebuild. Perhaps someone has a parts car. The radio does not need to be functioning other than the thumb wheels and dial moves.

Thanks for your reply. Could be a 1971.

I have a list of 33 businesses that use the Aurora Design components in their rebuild. some may do car radios. I sure would like to find someone that has had a rebuild done and are happy with the outcome.

I need the thumbwheel radio. I think they onlt did those in 1969 and 1970 and I'm not sure about 1969. But I need it to have an 8 track included. I need to fill that hole in my dash too.

Thanks Big John. I talked with Gary earlier today about doing my radio. He said he is overwhelmed at this time. He also said that he didn't want the job. I will keep trying. I lost my radio when I sent it to Barry's 8-track repair. He passed away back in July and his ex threw everything away...

I am searching for a 1970 Chrysler 300 AM-FM-FM Stereo- 8 track factory radio. Nonworking is fine as long as the dial moves and the thumbwheels turn. This is a candidate for a rebuild so nothing too rugged. Also looking for a recommendation from someone who has had their radio rebuilt with all...

I purchased window switches from Murray Park. 419-448-0293. I have purchased several things from him. I would recommend him.

I need to make a correction I bought 4 inch speakers from Crutchfield but they did not fit. I went to retrosound for 3 1/2 inch speakers. So don't get 4 inch, get 3/2 inch.

You are quite fortunate. It took 4 years for me to get mine. Yes, seriously. Same car as yours. I had to threaten a lawsuit in order to finally get them. I got many promised dates over the years. They all camd and passed. They make a good product but bad liars.

They do very good work. But they take a long time to get them done. How long did you have to wait after you placed your order?

Thanks again Big_John. My 1970 300 is a convertible. Therefore I have 4 inch speakers on the left and right side of the dash. The right speaker was fairly easily to access. I have a shop manual which gave me instructions on removing the glovebox to access the speaker. The left speaker is going...

1970 Chrysler 300 convertible. I need to replace the factory speaker that is located in the center of the back seat. If you have done this, please share with me what speaker you bought and where you got it? Thanks

Where did you purchase the fuel sending unit? I am having trouble finding one. The locking ring and gasket is available from Rock Auto Parts. But they do not have the fuel sending unit.

Thank you Big_John. I sent the radio conversion service an email. There was a comment in their pricing link that said they would not work on radios which have a tape player at this time. Mine has an 8 track player as part of the factory unit. Perhaps they have changed their policy and might work...

This is for a 1970 Chrysler 300.

I have checked the local auto parts stores but they are unable to provide this part. I am looking for the whole apparatus including the float. I checked Rock Auto Parts and they don't carry this item but they do have the gasket and ring. If there is someone who has found a supplier for this...

The top photo is the Crutchfield radio that I am considering. So my hope is that I can find someone who has replaced their factory radio with the radio. Model: Redondo-RT M2B. This will go into a 1970 Chrysler 300.

Has anyone put a Crutchfield radio into their C body? Specifically this model: Redondo RTM2B. I believe this will fit in my 1970 Chrysler 300. I would like to find someone that has put any Crutchfield radio into your car. I have several questions. For example do I need to also purchase the DIN...

Yep, that ought to do it. I have purchased several things from him. Thanks for the reply.

In the center of the back seat is a speaker. Behind the back seat is a long plastic protective piece that covers the rear speaker. It is inside the well. I am in need of that part. Driver quality is okay but no cracks or broken off pieces. I am in the Austin, Texas area.