1970 Superbee radio bezel and instrument bezel

[jobberone]

I just got a radio bezel for my 1970 Superbee and it is NOS part number 2984 697 with 63388 right under that. I was told it was supposed to be metallic over plastic and pebble grained. It is pebble grained. I think there is a thin overlay of a shiny metal over plastic. Is this correct?



I also have the rallye instrument bezel with the wood grain overlay. I was told that was not correct for my car and that the R/T and another I forget had that overlay; mine is supposed to have the black pebble grained finish. Is this correct?

 

[jobberone]

Finally found it.

25. All 1968-70 Chargers and Super Bees have a rallye instrument panel.
  ● 1969 Super Bee never has dash wood.
  ● 1969 Charger Special Edition only, has dash wood. It is a much different color than 1970 wood.
  ● 1970 Super Bee always has dash wood.
  ● 1970 Charger R/T always has dash wood.
  ● Lesser 1970 Chargers do not have dash wood.

BTW:

It is extremely difficult to remove the entire switch cluster from one of these cars!
  ● The switch cluster housing, when properly installed, pushes to behind the edges of the lower soft pad.
  ● The dome light switch barely fits into its hole in the dash frame.
  ● The dome light switch cannot be removed from the rear.
  ● There are very sharp edges on the dash frame all around the switch cluster.
  ● To remove the switch cluster, the lower pad must be removed, working from the rear.
  ● You can try, with great care, to have a helper use a putty knife around the pad edges, while you push out the switch cluster from behind.

http://www.performancecargraphics.com/Dash_Stuff/B-body_Standard_ID.htm

 

[jobberone]

BTW, is there a specific color black, numbered black paint and/or Mopar paint number for the radio bezel?