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Bit of a mystery, this. It's a reverberator unit out of a '60s Chrysler product of one kind or another, but I've lost my notes on just what it came out of. The idea with these is they hook to the radio (input) and a rear speaker (output). It delays the signal to the rear speaker by a small...

Here's a good used factory FM-AM radio out of a '73 Dart. Part № 3501 623, made in Canada by Motorola. The FM/AM selector is intact and working (not always the case on these radios). Correct part number for '73-'76 A-bodies. Direct fit for '70-'72 cars, too. Easily installed in '63-'67 cars, and...

Here's a brand new brake pedal pad from Australia, used down there on '69-up cars with manual transmission and disc brakes. Really nicely made of polyurethane for long wear, very high quality part. Looks to me like it should fit earlier cars, too, though I couldn't swear to it. Shout it out...

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Brand new OE turn signal switches, newly made according to the Chrysler blueprint by one of Chrysler's original suppliers. These are not the cruddy Chinese knockoffs currently being sold by the outfit in Wisconsin (and all over the rest of the internet), nor are they the crude, low-quality...

Five-button vacuum-electric switch for '65-'72 A-body factory A/C. I've also seen and heard of people using this switch for the 4-button setup in '60-'62 cars (the 5th button never gets seen or pressed). New and perfect. Four available at $47/ea. Postage from Northern Michigan. Send me a PM.

Here's a complete HVAC control assembly out of a '75 Dart; suits all '73-'76 A-bodies with factory air. The fan switch, mode selector vacuum-electrical switch, recirc vacuum switch, and temperature slider are all in excellent working condition. No broken vacuum nipples, no burnt electrical...

One perfect new heater control valve to suit '60-'62 Valiant and Lancer. Part № 2219 280 (this is the '61-'62 part, which supersedes and correctly replaces the '60 item 2076 323). $89 plus postage from Seattle, WA, USA—send me a PM.

New reproduction '60-'62 Lancer/Valiant underhood insulation pad. Before Gary Goers went out of biz I sent him my one and only good original, from which he made a pattern.Good quality fire-retardant material, accurately cut to shape. $39 plus postage from Seattle, Washington, USA—send me a PM...

I've been mentioning this on and off for years, and finally dug it up. Here's a "grab box" of all my rear defogger parts. Four motor/housing/blower wheel units, one hard duct, one duct bezel, a couple of flex ducts, one wiring harness, one switch with "Rear Air" bezel. $79 for all, plus the...

I still have some more of the brand new OE turn signal switches, newly made according to the Chrysler blueprints by an original supplier to Chrysler. Please send me a PM if you'd like one. These are not the cheesy Chinese knockoffs that are all over the place, and they are not the crude...

I have four of part № 3748 492, steering column mount spacers. Two of these li'l doodads were used in almost all Chrysler Corp vehicles (except '70-'74 E-bodies) starting in 1968 and continuing on up through the last '89 M-bodies, thy're in a fair number of the FWD K-cars and their descendents...

Grandpa bought this in the late '70s or early '80s and never installed it in his Plymouth. Kraco Dashmaster KID-581R stereo, new in bag in box with all installation materials and instructions. Includes a variety of bezel plates and the shafts are adjustable-width apart to fit pretty much any...

Here's a speedometer calibrated all the way to 200 for '68-'76 Valiant, '70-'76 Duster, '72-'76 Dart, '72 Demon, and '73-'76 Dart Sport. May also fit '67 Valiant. This is the export speedometer, meant for use in countries that use kilometres instead of miles. If you live in Canada, swapping this...

Nice set of four '60 Valiant door trim tops. These go at the top of the door trim panel. Unbent, unscarred -- scuff 'em up, wipe 'em down, paint 'em to match your interior, and off you go. $40.

Here's a good dashboard wiring harness from a '75 Dart SE with A/C and all the extra lights that came on the fancy cars. Unhacked, no burnouts. Includes fusebox and bulkhead terminal block in good, clean condition with minimal, minor surface corrosion on a few contacts, easily cleaned up...

Here is a keen set of four de luxe green padded, carpeted, full top-to-bottom door trim panels from a '75 Dart SE 4-door. Will fit '67-'76 Dart and Valiant 4-doors, and if dark green ain't your shade, you can change it as described here and here (you'd probably have to just go ahead and replace...

Here is a de luxe dark green (with extra-thick rim, woodgrain trim, and horn ring—OMG, they just don't get fancier than this!) steering wheel from a '75 Dart SE. Will fit on numerous earlier- and later-year steering columns, and if dark green ain't how you roll, you can change it as...

I still have some more of the new OE (made by an original Chrysler supplier, not cheesy Chinese junk, not brittle new-old stock) '62-'63 and '64-'66 turn signal switches. I have also now confirmed (live and in person, not just in theory) that the '64-'66 switch also fits and works correctly in...

Got one good tan armrest pad as pictured. Not new, not perfect, but very nice. I sharpened the photos to make it look worse than it is (did the same thing here and it worked out well). No tears or cracks, not much of a wear-shine on it. $10 + the ride. Please send me a PM.

A pair of real Chrysler ones, not the hard-and-tacky Chinese ones. Not sagged, scratched, or worn in any way. These might be NOS, they're that nice. I conservatively rate them a 9&189; (on a 10-scale) but if there's a fault in them, I can't find it. $25/pair. Should fit fine in a Postal...

I found this cool pedal pad with brushed-aluminum "DISC BRAKES" legend on it at Pentastar Parts in Australia (see here; their site is being flaky and slow tonight for me, so here is Google's cache of the page). As far as I know, these weren't used in North American production. I made a mistake...

It's taken a long time and a lot of work, but I've finally got 'em on shelf a couple days ago: brand new OE turn signal switches, newly made according to the Chrysler blueprints by an original supplier to Chrysler. The adventure started when I needed a new switch for my '62 Lancer and one for my...