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I can't believe I missed this on my first trip out there. Have to figure out what to do next with it. I also have to go back and nab the antenna. Details ya know.

Mopar radio model 602. @B1B Keven?

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I rebuilt a Mopar model 802 for my 48 Plymouth, which appears to be a similar radio.  I have a copy of the  service documents,  I had to replace the paper and electrolytic capacitors.  I also replaced the mechanical vibrator with an electronic one.  Radio works well, but the darn thing only gets old AM stations.

Bill

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I just checked ebay to see if I paid too much; $75.00. Looks like a fair price. Found a few other radios in various stages of decay ranging from 50.00-350.00. Looks like I'll be trying to clean up what I have and get 'er workin'. I'm going to want a new faceplate, or figure out how to refresh the one I've got. After that I'll put on my EE hat and see what happens. 

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