I know these are valuable but....

[y3chargerrt]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOPAR-68-69-CHARGER-ROAD-RUNNER-AM-FM-THUMBWHEEL-RADIO-/200584366293?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2eb3c288d5

[gtx6970]

I hate to say it outloud, but if it's guarenteed to work thats not to far out of line

[68r/t]

$500-$600 would be more  realistic, I think that is overpriced.

[chargermike]

its a piece of shit am radio. not worth a penny to me. glad i like to hot rod my car, that factory orig. shit gets expensive. why would you pay good money for crap radio. we threw them away back in the 70s.

[bill440rt]

its a piece of shit am radio. not worth a penny to me. glad i like to hot rod my car, that factory orig. shit gets expensive. why would you pay good money for crap radio. we threw them away back in the 70s.

Uh... no. It's an am/FM radio. Much scarcer than the typical standard AM.
On that note...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu8wssjb3CA

[rollingthunder]

I seen those go for double that before the economy crashed. 1000 bucks is a fair price for it.

[tan top]

yeah bout right  seen a few 900 to a 1000 dollars  ! 

[Old Moparz]

I have one of those radios in my Satellite convertible. One time at a local cruise, a well known Mopar parts vendor who used to live near me, came over & said, "Hey Bob, would you be interested in selling that radio in your car? I'll give you $50 & an AM radio for it." 

It's still in my car by the way. 

[BrianShaughnessy]

  Maybe if I had a trailer queen ...   but no sale.    I'd just as soon put an old fm converter under the dash before I paid that much for the big 2 watt output that has 

  I converted my AM to am/fm...  $400ish but it sounds a lot better than that old thing...  but nowhere near as good as any $100 pioneer / alpine / whatever the hot brand of the week is from whatever the hot store of the week is.

   

[ACUDANUT]

Ask the seller if he is smoking crack.

[Nacho-RT74]

everytime you see this vendor, keep away your cup of coffe and be prepaired because you will to spit on you PC keyboard

[Lennard]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,78521.0.html

[Tilar]

Uh... no. It's an am/FM radio. Much scarcer than the typical standard AM.
On that note...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu8wssjb3CA

Great clip! 

[moparstuart]

 I got one in working order , i'll gladly pull it out and sell it for 1000.00   .  My 69 charger is even coded for it

[69CoronetRT]

$500-$600 would be more  realistic, I think that is overpriced.

I do too but I don't think you'll find too many nice ones in the $500 range either.

[69CoronetRT]

I got one in working order , i'll gladly pull it out and sell it for 1000.00   .  My 69 charger is even coded for it

68 R/T thinks they are worth $500. I'd give you that for a nice one.

[The70RT]

The highest priced AM / FM  like that under completed auctions on ebay went for less than 500. At first I figured it was Frank Mitchell 

[1969chargerrtse]

Ending soon and no buyer?  
It ain't 2005 no more.  

[Skyview69]

Stupid Question    From those pictures how can you tell it is an AM/FM radio? 

[Brock Lee]

By the AM and FM frequency lines and the AM/FM indicator just after the 94 marker on the FM dial.

I have one myself. Not worth much for what it is. I guess someone who has a AM/FM coded car missing the radio doing a resto would want it though.

[bull]

 Maybe if I had a trailer queen ...   but no sale.    I'd just as soon put an old fm converter under the dash before I paid that much for the big 2 watt output that has  

Welcome to 1990. Get the mp3 connector wired in for $80 and buy a $50 mp3 player that picks up FM if you're going with the original look.

BTW, theflr is not generally known for his smokin' deals: http://motors.shop.ebay.com/theflr/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562