65 Barracuda radio model poll
So far, I am the only one with a "round" button vote. I had to run out to storage to double check and make sure my memory was not failing me (thanks, because I found the BBody hood release cable on the same high shelf as the radio, been trying to find that cable for months now!) I definitely have the round button model as pictured in the Mopar brochure above.
On the face of the radio is printed Valiant Transaudio and on the top of the metal casing is "Mopar". The push buttons are very comfortable, they are concave and fit one's finger tip perfectly.
I purchased the four door '65 Valiant circa 1973, but I can't be 100% sure that it had the factory installed radio. I sold the car in 1980 (see foto), but I still have the radio in a box here. Purchased a '65 Signet convertible and '65 Formula S, both of which are missing their radios, so some day ...
So far, I am the only one with a "round" button vote. I had to run out to storage to double check and make sure my memory was not failing me (thanks, because I found the BBody hood release cable on the same high shelf as the radio, been trying to find that cable for months now!) I definitely have the round button model as pictured in the Mopar brochure above.
On the face of the radio is printed Valiant Transaudio and on the top of the metal casing is "Mopar". The push buttons are very comfortable, they are concave and fit one's finger tip perfectly.
I purchased the four door '65 Valiant circa 1973, but I can't be 100% sure that it had the factory installed radio. I sold the car in 1980 (see foto), but I still have the radio in a box here. Purchased a '65 Signet convertible and '65 Formula S, both of which are missing their radios, so some day ...
