Can you identify this console?

[mopar_nut_440_6]

I picked up this console a while ago and was wondering if anybody can identify it?


I thought it was for a 68 Coronet but they are more square?

[Ghoste]

That's an A-body part.  70-74 for sure but I'm not sure when they introduced the woodgrain top.  The console shape itself was around for quite a while and I want to say the wood look came in 68 or 69?

[Nacho-RT74]

70s A body... 73 and later for SURE. Probably earliers too like Ghoste said

[mopar_nut_440_6]

Thanks guys. I wnet checling and it looks like it will fi the following:

1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 Plymouth Barracuda, Cuda (66-69), Duster, Valiant, Scamp, Dodge Dart, Swinger, GT, GTS, Sport, and any other A Body model.

Looks like they may be pretty rare. Time to  dump it!

[boys3rt]

I have a 73 A body that I have owned since new and that console looks identical to mine

[maxwellwedge]

Looks like it had a tach or "Performance Meter" on it at one time.

[mopar_nut_440_6]

Looks like it had a tach or "Performance Meter" on it at one time.

Would this have been a factory option? I was unsure if somebody had drilled it themselves.

[vancamp]

look on the underside to see if the hole is on the mark for the the tach hole location. it looks to small for a factory tach hole, maybe a vacuum gauge or aftermarket.

[Ghoste]

look on the underside to see if the hole is on the mark for the the tach hole location. it looks to small for a factory tach hole, maybe a vacuum gauge or aftermarket.

Somebody drilled that for sure.  The factory hole is considerably larger as it allowed for both a mounting pedestal and a place for the wiring to run through.  The factory hole is nearly 3/4 inch diameter.