Quick view Details Ken Harrison Checker Ken Harrison KHE-300-USB Radio with Bluetooth (Confirm Fit for Your Year) MSRP: Now: $399.00 Choose Options Compare Quick view Ken Harrison Checker Ken Harrison KHE-300-USB Radio with Bluetooth (Confirm Fit for Your Year) Checker cars are famous as taxis, and the Marathon was also sold to private owners. This KHE-300-USB with Bluetooth by Ken Harrison is the Checker version, made to keep a classic look in the dash... MSRP: Now: $399.00 Choose Options Compare Compare Selected Everybody knows the Checker. If you've ever been to New York City you've seen millions of them. Its like there is an underground lair that just breeds Checkers. The Checker was a unique vehicle that sorta, kinda looked like a '55 Chevy with a little more boxiness to it. It was kind of like looking at a celebrity impersonator, they look like the star but not really. The Checker was a one of kind vehicle that wasn't around very long. It was a pretty good everyday driver but excelled at being a taxi. It was just the right size outside while being roomy inside so you could take everyone anywhere they needed to go. The great thing about it was the looks. Even when all the other cars graduated to a more sleeker look, the Checker stayed the same which made it standout even more. Which of course helped when you were trying to pickup passengers! Now the Checker made a great taxi and a great passenger vehicle with all its merits but just like millions of classic cars before and since they weren't perfect. If you were a taxi driver you spent a lot of time alone in your Checker and you listened to a lot of radio but that ended up being a bad thing. The stock Checker radio was just terrible. The signal was bad, the sound was horrible, it was just the worse. So what should you do? You get over to Vintage Car Radio and check out the long list of Ken Harrison radios. Ken Harrison radios are top of the line and are built with the best available parts that make them the best in the business. The installation is a breeze and the sound is amazing. So get over to Vintage Car Radio and get yourself a Ken Harrison radio.
Quick view Ken Harrison Checker Ken Harrison KHE-300-USB Radio with Bluetooth (Confirm Fit for Your Year) Checker cars are famous as taxis, and the Marathon was also sold to private owners. This KHE-300-USB with Bluetooth by Ken Harrison is the Checker version, made to keep a classic look in the dash... MSRP: Now: $399.00 Choose Options Compare Compare Selected Everybody knows the Checker. If you've ever been to New York City you've seen millions of them. Its like there is an underground lair that just breeds Checkers. The Checker was a unique vehicle that sorta, kinda looked like a '55 Chevy with a little more boxiness to it. It was kind of like looking at a celebrity impersonator, they look like the star but not really. The Checker was a one of kind vehicle that wasn't around very long. It was a pretty good everyday driver but excelled at being a taxi. It was just the right size outside while being roomy inside so you could take everyone anywhere they needed to go. The great thing about it was the looks. Even when all the other cars graduated to a more sleeker look, the Checker stayed the same which made it standout even more. Which of course helped when you were trying to pickup passengers! Now the Checker made a great taxi and a great passenger vehicle with all its merits but just like millions of classic cars before and since they weren't perfect. If you were a taxi driver you spent a lot of time alone in your Checker and you listened to a lot of radio but that ended up being a bad thing. The stock Checker radio was just terrible. The signal was bad, the sound was horrible, it was just the worse. So what should you do? You get over to Vintage Car Radio and check out the long list of Ken Harrison radios. Ken Harrison radios are top of the line and are built with the best available parts that make them the best in the business. The installation is a breeze and the sound is amazing. So get over to Vintage Car Radio and get yourself a Ken Harrison radio.