Interior reference photo

[hampstead38]

Since I was taking pictures, I took one of the interior from the passenger side... just as reference. Just thought I'd put it up with some other photos... oh, the cigarette lighter does work.

[712edf]

Thanks. I take it to be a 67, correct?

It'd be neat if we had a sticky thread on this forum showing all the various dashes over the years for indentification/reference purposes. You have provided our first piece.

Bucky

[PatS]

I'll add my 1962 Canadian D300

[JohnB]

Here are a couple dash photos of my 1970 W200

[OrangeRoughy]

I'll add... '64 W-200. You can see the Factory PTO lever, the milo "line lok" as well as the throttle "hold" for PTO use. There is also a Sears AM radio that someone installed "back in the day" turns on, but no sound (future project) but a good conversation item. I also recently added a tach w/ built in hour meter.

[CSS-Registry]

1964 D100 HPP... still needs the radio installed...



Ben

[nfury8]

Here is a shot of my 71 Adventurer SE, before I found the floor rot and tore the carpet out.

[Russ]

Here's another take on a 69 Adventurer dash. It's stock and original other than the color. Painting the dash to match the outside color was an "impulse" thing but I'm glad I did it now.

[70w100]

Here is a pic of my dash painted body color.

[DocsTruck]

Here is my 1968 D100.

[wally426ci]

I finally took pictures:

I painted the dash with Rustoleum Satin Black when I put the windshield in. Also note that I stuck 67 Coronet window cranks in it b/c I really hate that there is no offset in the Sweptline cranks. I also had a pre-hacked dash, so I opted to cut out a rectangle and stick a CD player in. Once I get my stock AM rebuilt by Wards Classic Radio, I will weld a plate in and smooth it all out. I also installed a white wheel that I bought at Carlisle for $135, but I had to have it. The only thing that I dont like about the White Wheels are the full horn ring. I usually get my hands tangled in it in tight turning situations....

I also added the bright gauge trim, I left the chrome brow off b/c the one I have is all pitted up. I also kinda like it without that piece. Added a mechanical oil pressure gauge as well.

The truck is slowly coming along and I am proud!

*click pictures to make them bigger

[BigBlockDodge]

Here are a couple of pics of the dash on my old swepty. The dash paint itself is original, but the original dash pad cracked last winter so I painted a decent green one I had laying around with dupi color vinyl paint. It turned out ok, but not the best. The seats were re done by an upholstry shop.

[rd200]

This was my last years project on my 65 200

restored inside