SOLD Restored Heater Control Panel and Radio Surround – Rallye Dash

[floyd]

Original parts correct for 1970-74 E-bodies with Rallye dash option. Heater control panel required repair for a broken tab and an incorrect hole drilled in the face (see pics). Repairs are as strong or stronger than original. Both parts are finished with SEM Trim Black with a slight texture as original. Repro prices for this combo are over $250. Does not include the heater fan switch. Asking $200 plus shipping from MD.

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[moparlee]

Original parts correct for 1970-74 E-bodies with Rallye dash option. Heater control panel required repair for a broken tab and an incorrect hole drilled in the face (see pics). Repairs are as strong or stronger than original. Both parts are finished with SEM Trim Black with a slight texture as original. Repro prices for this combo are over $250. Does not include the heater fan switch. Asking $200 plus shipping from MD.

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Floyd, those are very nice looking pieces. Nice job on the restoration.

 

[gran coupe john]

Wow those look great!! Do you restore them? Need the piece under the steering wheel restored.

 

[floyd]

Thanks for the comments. What piece are you talking about GC John?

 

[gran coupe john]

The black plastic piece under the steering wheel. The rough paint is missing on parts of it.

 

[EW1BH27]

Hey John, I'm confused about the part and would like to try and pinpoint it. So lets start with this picture, could it be either 1, 2, 3 or 4.

 

[EW1BH27]

I think I figured this out. That piece under the steering column, the wiring harness trough, seems to be textured plastic in 1971 (John’s Gran Coupe) and beyond. I was only familiar with my 1970 Barracuda one which is metal - sorry John.

 

[gran coupe john]

Didn't know that they were made of metal in 70. Just a rookie at this. Learning something new with these cars everyday.