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I believe that's actually a circuit breaker.

More specifically, it's correct for a '66-early '68, without a lighter, and for an automatic transmission.

Those look to be the trunk latch cover, not for seat belts.

You should post this in the mechanical parts for sale section.

You really should put this ad in the mechanical parts for sale section for better exposure.

What you think might be an oil pressure sending unit, looks more like a backup light switch for a manual transmission.

My info says a '63 Plymouth Savoy single speed would be '62-3 Dodge and Plymouth only. A variable speed motor the same years with it's switch and wiring should work too. The A-body ones are different.

That's the variable speed version.

That's the '65-6 type. '63-4 use bolt on wiper arms.

Yes, slant 6 without A/C version.

'69-71 D-series truck (some models), '67-9 A, B, and C bodies without tilt and cruise.

The bezel and trim are '67, but, the switch itself will fit all the way back to 1961.

Are you sure that isn't a console type? What is the 4th rod for? Does the reverse trigger and cable work correctly?

Do you have the mounting bracket too? If so, I'll take it.

Tilt column only, which wasn't available in A and E bodies.

That looks like the one for a tilt column. Any part number?

It should have a model number stamped into the metal housing there somewhere.

That's a '66 cable. '65 and older have a different transmission end.

It fits the shaft, but, looks different.

Check with Auto Body Specialties.

No rush. Let me know if you get something worked out.

I believe it will fit in a Medium flat rate box from the post office.....whatever that costs these days. If I have to, it'll go in the large one. I guess that means that it will either be $16.10 or $21.50 U.S. I'd have to try and box it up to see if it will fit in the smaller one.

No, sorry, I had too much trouble shipping items out of the U.S. Thanks anyway, Mark

This is an AM-FM radio that came out of a '66 Dodge Monaco and it actually still works! The power and light wires/connectors are in good shape, but, the speaker connectors are missing. There's still a good foot of wire so, that should be an easy fix. The chrome has some pitting and the faceplate...

This is a plastic radio delete plate that I show being listed in my factory parts book as being correct for a '70 Dart and Valiant. The number cast into the back is 2770557. Judging by that number, it probably fits a '67 Valiant too, but, do your own research to verify it will fit your...

Fits '67-72 A-body 2 DR HT's, '67-9 Convertibles, and '67-74 2 & 4Dr Sedans.

Me neither.....never seen a Mopar part like that.

I wonder why it doesn't fit Belvedere and Satellite? Same turn signal switch.....

What's the number cast into the base bracket?

Your accelerator pedal and cable assy. is not for the '66 and earlier A-body. Looks like the '67-up version.