Sixty years ago this month, the July 1960 issue of Popular Mechanics showed this car radio from Motorola, which, according to the magazine, was the first mass-produced transitorized FM car radio. The set installed under the dash, and despite its compact size, it was completely self-contained, with its own speaker.

The radio was in response to the demands of discriminating motorists who enjoyed a more specialized programming, and the set was capable of reproducing the full range of FM audio.