rear speaker knob question

[andy74]

there is a guy from moparts who is looking for a speaker fade switch/knob for his challenger.is the 3rd gen charger one the same?i have one in mine now,and have no use for it,so i can take it out.also how much should i tell him i want for it?he seems pretty cool and attitude effects the price as far as im concerned!

[cudaken]

 Andy, I have no idea as to what they are worth. But I will tell you one thing, dam radios are woth a bunndle if Am/FM! I sold my 69 Charger AM/FM for $600.00 to finshes the Junk 440 I have now. Hum, till I find the problem in the 440 ($7000.00) I like to have the radio back.

I still have the fader control in my 69 Charger, so I all so like to know what they are worth.                   


                         Cuda Ken

[Nacho-RT74]

hey andy I also need it ( only the plastic knob, not the pot itself )

BTW I think they are completelly different. on my Mopar 74 parts dealers catalog appears a different part number than B bodies. I don't know how they look ( e bodies ones ) but if they are diffetent part number they should be different. Some of the variations on that fader share part number with A bodies on catalog so maybe A bodies one are the same.

[Nacho-RT74]

part numbers:
B bodies:
3488325: this is only for Mono audio systems. no stereos setups fader available since Stereos Radios already have the fader on Radio.
A bodies:
2864300
E bodies:
2947444
2947672: specified to Stereos setup
2947723: specified to rallye instrument panels

These are the fader itself only ( pot ) not the knob or bezel parts. just the electrical device.

Sorry my mistake, when I say about A and E bodies shared some part numbers I was reading the REAR SPEAKER numbers on this section of catalog... all bodies are different... C bodies also are differnet ( not posted ).

Parts numbers from an Original 1974 Mopar Parts Dealers Catalog