[sport coupe]

Took these pictures a few years ago. Removed from 1958 Ford Fairlane. Original radio, amplifiers, wiring, brackets, foot pedal to change stations and records.
Record titles:
JR 3 Walt Disney’s Davy Crockett side two Gene Autry
CR 4 Romantic Moods
CR 5 Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra
CR 10 Ken Griffin at the Wurlitzer Organ
CR 13 Swing And Sway with Sammy Kaye
CR 14 Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra
MR 1 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in B Minor
MR 2 The Pajama Game
MR 6 Paul Gregory

[1965gp]

No idea but it is certainly cool

[Jack Gifford]

It's a record changer? Appears to be 45 RPM?
I assume the foot switch simply operates a motor-drive of the radio tuner shaft?
Does any of the unit work?

[sport coupe]

Does any of this work? Doubt if it would without a thorough cleaning. Did not realize the garage roof had a leak and left a lot of moisture in the garage. The Highway Hi-Fi record player records are 16 2/3 speed and can only be played on a Highway Hi-Fi system. Have no idea how the foot switch worked.
It is tempting to hook up 12 volts to it and see if it still works.

[TAKerry]

I assume that's an aftermarket brand. I thought that Chrysler was the only manuf that installed them. Def. a cool period piece. I would think in the right circles that would bring a decent price. Maybe advertise in Old Cars or Hemmings. I have seen them in a few cars but never a stand alone unit. And yes, there was a specific platter size just for those. Standard 33/45/78 wont work.

[dataway]

Seems like I remember seeing one in one of the Barris cars ... maybe some car like the Monkee mobile or similar.