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I am helping a friend restore his 69 Road Runner vert. He got as a basket case.
The console top he has is chrome ribbed like a 67-68, I told him I think it is supposed to be wood grain.
Am I correct or ?
I owe him a cheese burger if I am wrong.
The Idaho Andy
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Make sure he gets you a double bacon cheeseburger and large fries from Five Guys. they were wood grain top.
68 was last year Mopar allowed your passenger the joy of a ribbed console for their pleasure.. after that it was changed to fake wood.
and 66's had ribbed top as well, but were only year to have the 2 piece console assembly.
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Unless it was an early build and they had the ribbed ones left over, then possibly it came with it. But part of the interior change for 69 on the Plymouths (along with the dash) was the faux wood.
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Thats what I thought.
The wood grain doesn't match anything on the rest of the interior which is odd but car was cheap.
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no.. all RR dashes were plain jane... wasn't until you got to the Sport Satellite/GTX they put the wood trim on dash/doors
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