pass. side dash panel

[steve wood 10]

I'm restoring a '69 fastback and, I am missing the passenger side dash panel. On the Mach 1 it has a clock, mine just has the pony running as an embelishment. It's the peice between the dash pad and the glove box. Any ideas on where I could get my hands on one?

Thanks,

Steve

[MikeStang 247]

You need the whole panel, or just the snap on overlay, or just the pony?

Does the car have woodgrain instrument cluster or black camera case finish?

Not sure if Mach 1s came with out a clock on pass side? But I'm probably wrong, just never seen one

[steve wood 10]

I need the whole panel, mine is black.

Thanks, Steve

[frankenstang 11]

Steve,

 

E'Bay is the best place. I picked up a really nice one for my base coupe with the standard clock. I had to spray dye it to freshen it up but it looks great. Set up a search on E'Bay and have it e-mail you when new ones are listed. They are out there.

 

Steve

[steve wood 10]

Thanks for the tip, I've never used E-Bay--I guess it's time to look into it

Steve

[LindenBruce 27]

You can also try Perogie. They have tons of parts. Bruce

[LindenBruce 27]

You can also try Perogie. They have tons of parts. Bruce

[Pakrat 1,043]

This guy has a lot of used parts, not always the cheapest but at least you don't get stuck in a bidding war either.

 

http://marc-mart.net/mymustangstore/

 

I am curious how you know this is what you had and need to replace if it is missing though? This panel is not too common and as such not the easiest to find. It would normally hold the standard rectangle clock and I am pretty sure it only got the running pony block off plate if someone happened to order the interior courtesy light option but not the clock so really you only need this exact part if you are interested in an exact restoration of your car or really really need the map light.

 

I spotted two on the above sight with a quick glance but both have some minor breakage, the plain stock panel is probably much easier to find and cheaper.

 

[Pakrat 1,043]

This guy has a lot of used parts, not always the cheapest but at least you don't get stuck in a bidding war either.

 

http://marc-mart.net/mymustangstore/

 

I am curious how you know this is what you had and need to replace if it is missing though? This panel is not too common and as such not the easiest to find. It would normally hold the standard rectangle clock and I am pretty sure it only got the running pony block off plate if someone happened to order the interior courtesy light option but not the clock so really you only need this exact part if you are interested in an exact restoration of your car or really really need the map light.

 

I spotted two on the above sight with a quick glance but both have some minor breakage, the plain stock panel is probably much easier to find and cheaper.

 

[buening 63]

Steve, do you have deluxe or standard interior? Is your car a Mach or just a fastback? See the following link for pictures of the different panels. The deluxe woodgrain clock delete panel was typically on non-machs and either had a Grande emblem or a Mustang emblem.

[buening 63]

Steve, do you have deluxe or standard interior? Is your car a Mach or just a fastback? See the following link for pictures of the different panels. The deluxe woodgrain clock delete panel was typically on non-machs and either had a Grande emblem or a Mustang emblem.

[Pakrat 1,043]

He says it was black so I assumed it was standard, did they make a running horse block off plate for the round deluxe clock?

 

BTW Buening, no link???????

[Pakrat 1,043]

He says it was black so I assumed it was standard, did they make a running horse block off plate for the round deluxe clock?

 

BTW Buening, no link???????

[buening 63]

Ah hell. Sorry bout that. See here: http://1970mgr.org/_DifferencesGauges.htm

 

They did have the deluxe woodgrain clock delete but it was just solid woodgrain all the way across, as shown in that link. There are three different standard interior panels, one without anything, one with the running horse and no map light, and one with running horse and map light.

[buening 63]

Ah hell. Sorry bout that. See here: http://1970mgr.org/_DifferencesGauges.htm

 

They did have the deluxe woodgrain clock delete but it was just solid woodgrain all the way across, as shown in that link. There are three different standard interior panels, one without anything, one with the running horse and no map light, and one with running horse and map light.

[Pakrat 1,043]

I don't see an option on that site for one with the running horse and no map light, what would be the point of that one?

[Pakrat 1,043]

I don't see an option on that site for one with the running horse and no map light, what would be the point of that one?

[buening 63]

Sorry, one has a clock and one has a map light and running horse. Its been one of those days :(

[buening 63]

Sorry, one has a clock and one has a map light and running horse. Its been one of those days :(

[Pakrat 1,043]

Don't fall apart on us now man, we need ya!:online2long:

[Pakrat 1,043]

Don't fall apart on us now man, we need ya!:online2long:

[buening 63]

Doing too much at the same time and not proofreading my replies. Anyhoo, I looked on ebay and to my amazement I couldn't even find a standard passenger panel, let alone one with the maplight and running horse. I did find the map light, but no panel. I only have deluxe ones, otherwise I'd sell you one if I had it.

[buening 63]

Doing too much at the same time and not proofreading my replies. Anyhoo, I looked on ebay and to my amazement I couldn't even find a standard passenger panel, let alone one with the maplight and running horse. I did find the map light, but no panel. I only have deluxe ones, otherwise I'd sell you one if I had it.

[mustangmaniac2 10]

I have a Standard camera case NOS one with a clock to sell.

[mustangmaniac2 10]

I have a Standard camera case NOS one with a clock to sell.