Al Zangenberg
Well-Known Member
Hi Gang,
I need a complete 4-speed console for my 1965 Satellite, 2-dr H.T. IIRC, 1964, & 1965 Dodge, & Plymouth "B-Body" consoles are the same. The 1965 "C-BODY" Sport Fury console looks to be the same, but I'm not certain. As most of you know, the four speed console has the fiberglass "hump" addition (for shifter, & linkage), on the driver's side. This was carpeted from the factory of course.
Also, the chrome & decorative cover plate, has the rectangular cut-out in the upper left corner. Original Hurst Shifter came through this opening, & rubber boot was located here. I have had 4 '65 Satellites, but have never removed the console on any of them. Do they have special bracket's that are needed, in order to mount on floorpan? Or, does the console have them built-in? I don't feel any stamped-steel bracketry - attached to the floorpan, under the existing carpeting...
I may be able to use an automatic console, & cut-out the automatic chrome shift quadrant...perhaps - for an aftermarket shifter. Although I don't think so. Car now has shifter mounted on floor, as someone removed the console, & original shifter/linkage.
I'm thinking that an OEM '64/'65 B-Body console for a cable shifted Torqueflite might work, if the console was cut out on the side, & a fiberglass cover (or an aluminum piece), was fabricated for the 4-speed shifter.
Thanks all for your time, & consideration.
Regards,
Al Zangenberg
I need a complete 4-speed console for my 1965 Satellite, 2-dr H.T. IIRC, 1964, & 1965 Dodge, & Plymouth "B-Body" consoles are the same. The 1965 "C-BODY" Sport Fury console looks to be the same, but I'm not certain. As most of you know, the four speed console has the fiberglass "hump" addition (for shifter, & linkage), on the driver's side. This was carpeted from the factory of course.
Also, the chrome & decorative cover plate, has the rectangular cut-out in the upper left corner. Original Hurst Shifter came through this opening, & rubber boot was located here. I have had 4 '65 Satellites, but have never removed the console on any of them. Do they have special bracket's that are needed, in order to mount on floorpan? Or, does the console have them built-in? I don't feel any stamped-steel bracketry - attached to the floorpan, under the existing carpeting...
I may be able to use an automatic console, & cut-out the automatic chrome shift quadrant...perhaps - for an aftermarket shifter. Although I don't think so. Car now has shifter mounted on floor, as someone removed the console, & original shifter/linkage.
I'm thinking that an OEM '64/'65 B-Body console for a cable shifted Torqueflite might work, if the console was cut out on the side, & a fiberglass cover (or an aluminum piece), was fabricated for the 4-speed shifter.
Thanks all for your time, & consideration.
Regards,
Al Zangenberg
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