Re: [Chrysler300] 1960 F radio -

My 1960 manual calls out the 5 button Chrysler Golden Touch radio as model 303. I found schematics for my 61 signal seeking radio on line from Sam's and other places. Mopar models 404 and 407 are covered in Sam's set 545 folder 10. 404 is Imperial, 407 is Chrysler.

Mopar model 922 is a 2-transistor signal seeking radio (mfg's model R85BC-S) that can be found in 57/58 Chryslers. I believe the single transistor model is the one that also has the input on the rear for the HiWay HiFi. (maybe model 921) I have a winter project going to use the 2 transistor output amplifier of 1958 with the chassis of 1957 to have the HiWay HiFi and more amplifier power.

On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 11:40 AM paul paulholm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [Chrysler300] < Chrysler300-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 1/4/2019 7:11 PM, Carl cbilter@xxxxxxxxx [Chrysler300] wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> Noel is taking the route of “restomoding” his radio with modern guts
> but he brought up the issue that we should try to get the schematics
> for the stock radios and get them up on the web site. Bob had sent
> me your notes and the a copy of the club news article you wrote in
> 1980, and I’ve been sitting on that for a year and a half.

snip

> Schematics readily available by Howard Sams Photofact, or often E bay.
> The one in the service manual may be correct…it has a number like
> Mopar 420 , aka Mopar xxx , also stamped in the cover of your radio??
> same radio was used across line in different box.

> Hope all this helps…..

> John

I second the PhotoFacts, I even recall seeing one of the packets once.
Just can't recall if I actually bought one while they were still
headquartered here.

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