Re: [Chrysler300] FM radios in 1964 and 65

["obiwan10" <obiwan10@xxxx>]

I suspect that before I went thru a lot of effort and expense to do FM in my B that I would take a close look at the Satellite digital radios from Sirius and XM. Quality and choice is far beyond FM and even with monthly fees of 10 bucks or so, you could pay for many a moon to make up for what an FM conversion might cost and have CD quality sound.

Roger
----- Original Message ----- 
From: L.Andrew Jugle 
To: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 5:18 PM
Subject: [Chrysler300] FM radios in 1964 and 65


Was there an FM available in 300's in 64??? I believe FM was only 
available in Imperial. We got the FIRST FM in our '65 Dodge Coronet 
and it cost damn near 1/4 the car. I have the window sticker buried 
in my files---it was something like $700 for radio package and $2,500 
for car!! FM then meant tuning capacitors, static collectors and 
eliminators and all kinds of goodies on car, even a different antenna.

If it was an option in '64 300, the radios are certainly rarer than 
the cars. If your find one, it would be a sin to gut it 
and "modernize". Better you just carry a "boom" box. The early FM 
units are kinda like factory 4 speeds, but rarer.

L.Andrew Jugle, Elmhurst,IL


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