WTB: 2 interior parts for 87 Daytona Shelby

[tehdrizzle]

I'm looking for the fuse panel under the steering wheel and the plastic trim off of the side of the driver's seat. The parts must not be cracked or broken and the better condition they are in the better. Let me know hat you got!

[martin kolner]

color???

[tehdrizzle]

gray please.

[supercrackerbox]

For the fuse panel piece, I've seen both styles in '87 cars- *Hope I can explain this without a pic* Basically the earlier ones were straight and flat, angled towards the floor, and the later ones were more curved when they started putting in the extra knee protection for the newer crash standards. IIRC, the newer ones also had plastic quarter turn knobs to remove the panel, and earlier ones used regular screws. Do you know which style you're looking for, or possibly have a pic?

[tehdrizzle]

For the fuse panel piece, I've seen both styles in '87 cars- *Hope I can explain this without a pic* Basically the earlier ones were straight and flat, angled towards the floor, and the later ones were more curved when they started putting in the extra knee protection for the newer crash standards. IIRC, the newer ones also had plastic quarter turn knobs to remove the panel, and earlier ones used regular screws. Do you know which style you're looking for, or possibly have a pic?

Ah yes, I need the one that are more curved with the plastic quarter turn knobs .

[brokendaytona]

I will be parting out my shelby z in a month or 2. If you can wait you can get mine

[supercrackerbox]

Ah yes, I need the one that are more curved with the plastic quarter turn knobs .

Don't know if I kept mine or not. I'll go look Sunday night after work if I have time.

[TopDollar69]

It's not a matter of early or late build date, but actually it depends if the car has door mounted seat belts or not. In 88 it can be door mounted seat belts, or air bag. For instance all T-top cars in 87, and 88 without an air bag have the flat panel under the steering wheel and glove box because they have pillar mounted seatbelts. Chrysler claimed the curved lower dash panels were suposed to help save your knees during a frontal impact.

[tehdrizzle]

I will be parting out my shelby z in a month or 2. If you can wait you can get mine

If I don't find the parts before you part it out I'll get them from you.

Don't know if I kept mine or not. I'll go look Sunday night after work if I have time.

If you could let me know that would be great!

[supercrackerbox]

It's not a matter of early or late build date, but actually it depends if the car has door mounted seat belts or not. In 88 it can be door mounted seat belts, or air bag. For instance all T-top cars in 87, and 88 without an air bag have the flat panel under the steering wheel and glove box because they have pillar mounted seatbelts. Chrysler claimed the curved lower dash panels were suposed to help save your knees during a frontal impact.

That makes sense.

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If you could let me know that would be great!

Got off work early, and stopped by the shop. I do have the part. It's not 100% mint, but it's not bad. There is a very minor scuff immediately below the steering column, and a spot worn through the paint on the left side where the arm rest fits against it when the door is shut. Once installed, you'd never notice the one under the column, and only be able to see the other one when the door is open. I didn't have my camera with me, but I can get some pics tomorrow.

[supercrackerbox]

[tehdrizzle]

PM sent at you!