Recent content by Tracy83

Small but mighty, this vintage Mopar dash clock once kept perfect time for a Dodge or Chrysler somewhere between 1968 and 1971. Built by Borg Instruments, it’s a mechanical, clockwork-style beauty — the kind that doesn’t just tell time, but remembers it. It’s got a few scuffs (don’t we all?)...

Meet your car’s new heartbeat. This 1965–1966 Plymouth Fury gauge cluster has seen some miles, earned a few scuffs, and maybe whispered a secret or two to the open road. The faces and plastic are still intact — still sharp, still proud, still full of personality. Parts included: - 2496467 –...

NOS Mopar AM radio, part number 3501582 — chassis number 3501622. Custom built for 1970–1974 Dodge Dart & Plymouth Valiant. Never installed, never played a note. Complete factory package: original radio, speaker, hardware, and knobs — all still nestled in their styrofoam and cardboard cradle...

Behold, the roadside guardian of a bygone era — back when safety gear came in steel, not plastic. This genuine Mopar-branded reflective flare kit is the real deal — not a reproduction, but an original piece of Chrysler history. Designed for Chrysler, Dodge, or Plymouth vehicles of the 1960s and...

I have some instrument clusters, fuel pumps, handles, manifolds, power modules etc ...

My apologies for not replying sooner. Honestly, I know there are knobs included, I don't remember if they are round or not though.

I live in Delburne

I am out by Red Deer

I am in Central Alberta, near Red Deer. I definitely wouldn’t mind the help. It’s been exhausting researching everything and trying to find model/parts numbers etc. Parts are starting to take over my house. Haha

So, I have inherited my Gramps collection of vehicle/machinery parts and pieces. I am hoping to find them all new homes as I dont have a use for them but would love to see them have purpose.

Custom built for 1970–1974 Dodge Dart & Plymouth Valiant. Never installed, never played a note. Complete factory package: original radio, speaker, hardware, and knobs — all still nestled in their styrofoam and cardboard cradle, with owner’s manual and installation guide tucked beside them like a...