From 1956-196??, Chrysler offered a rare option in its cars – an underdash record player. Their own Highway Hi-Fi was offered in 1956 and 1957, while record players from other vendors, including RCA and ARC, were offered in the later years. The 1956 Hi-Fis play 16-2/3 RPM records, which were sold by Columbia Records. The later record players play 45 rpm records, giving the driver and passengers a much wider choice of music.

Typically, these record players need a full restoration from the inside out, as the rubber shock mount cushions damage the interior mechanisms when they decay over time. If you are interested in this service, please contact us ahead of time, ideally with photos. If you will be shipping it to us for a free quote, we will send you very detailed instructions on packaging.