1965 imperial crown radio removal.

[finneusyello]

Never had to anything like this before so I need as much help as possible. My grandfather recently gave me the car and I promised I'd put all the parts he had in it and now I'm to the radio. How do I go about removing whatever I need to to swap the radio.

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

Welcome.

Factory service manuals are your best friend, and many are available free to download. I would not venture to work on my cars without the FSM.

Service Manuals – MyMopar

The link for 1965 Chrysler also includes the 65 Imperial.
Good luck!

 

[Big_John]

Never had to anything like this before so I need as much help as possible. My grandfather recently gave me the car and I promised I'd put all the parts he had in it and now I'm to the radio. How do I go about removing whatever I need to to swap the radio.

As said, the factory manual is going to help you with a lot of things.

There's a good removal procedure listed in the "Accessories" section (1-14) and your Imperial would be AY-1. (I was just looking at this for my '65 Chrysler)