Attached is a pic of my bezel. You'll notice it has black guage faces. When bezel/faceplate is separated from the guages and backing plate there is still a black faced gauge trim piece attached to the bezel with three (3) rivets. I've tried to remove these rivets before, to remove the black...
Agree, last time I had seats reupholstered I picked up my springs off their shop floor. They weren't even aware of them. As far as number I can't say I know absolutely, rather reported my experiences.
the bezel I have like the one you want has a black gauge/oil light bezel and I don't know if it can be removed without damaging bezel. If removed successfully, would you want/expect '61 white one in its place ?
The one in the pic is actually a '60 with '61 gauges in it. Do you want one like in the pic or the correct '61 type ? The '61 piece does not have individual L & R turn indicators like the one in the pic, at least on U.S. models here in the states.
The truck style could be used on a Valiant but I found out recently that Darts have a loop in the cable at the latch end instead of the pinched lead? blob like Valiant and truck cables.
Very nice set of SBP Aluminum wheels with center caps. Could not find a manufacturers mark on them but remind me of American Racing "outlaw" style. No curb rash, all straight and true. A few minor marks or knicks on them. $400 plus shipping. Prefer Paypal.
I have a stunning trunk emblem with the built in handles chrome wise but paint detail in center woud have to be redone. Pm if interested and I can send pics
@ Rick@Layson's - You mentioned this all chrome arm is '66 "A" body only. I agree but others don't. Are you fairly confident in your OE application data ?
I've come across '67's that have the tapered hole in the "K" member worn out and idler won't tighten up, but thankfully it's been rare. Might be less work to swap out to a later "K" member since they bolt in.
@GGs66GT - '65 impala lenses have to much angle in the lens. The '60 - '61 Impala lenses are essentially a flat mount.
@bradmancan - that is an excellent idea. Wish I'd thought of that before using a dreaded GM part on a Mopar !
After comparing it to a known aftermarket fan agree with poster @niceolddart that oval shaped attaching holes likely indicate aftermarket origin. As heavy as it is poster @Kendog 170 has likely guessed its fate.
This was on a car at the local junkyard and I was just wondering if anyone knows why the blades were cut the way they are. No factory markings, in fact no markings of any kind to indicate manufacturer. Wierdest fan I've ever seen.