SOLD 1970 Challenger SE overhead console

[sixpactogo]

This overhead console was in my 70 R/T SE when I got it in 1990. No one was repoing the SE headliner so I went with a Bowed headliner in my car. This Console has been in my loft for over 30 years and is a candidate for rebuild or parts. The mold itself is in good shape but would need new velvet. The light is missing and the light mounting bracket has some issues. The Argent silver needs new paint.
$100.00 shipped from 54703 to USA. Out of US will add some shipping cost.

 

[BSG]

Will that fit in a bowed headliner or did the SE have a cardboard headliner?

 

[sixpactogo]

I don't think it will work with a bowed headliner without fabricating some mounting hardware. Also the SE had extra switches in the door jamb for the door ajar light and a relay mounted under the dash for the low fuel light. Plus wiring from the seat belts. And yes, the headliner was a large formed single panel.

 

[Cuda Hunter]

Will not work on a bowed roof. Pm'd ya.

 

[oneof52]

The headliner for the console is a perforated thick molded cardboard. The consolette gets attached to the cardboard. The edges are reinforced for the visors. Without the cardboard in a very good (not water damaged) condition, it is very difficult. One other option is to fabricate a base that the consolette will attach to. The 3 lights are "door Ajar, Low Fuel and Seat Belts.

 

[BSG]

You learn something every time you just glance through the posts here.

 

[resronut]

There is a person who reproduces the SE headliner exactly as new. I bought one for my 1970 383 RT SE and it fir well and was well made but the cost is high and shipping is $$$. SE Headliners is the web site.

 

[sixpactogo]

Nice! At least someone finally tooled up for a much needed part. I wish it would have been available back in the 90's when I needed it. I kept the parts from mine so still have the Fuel relay that is on this site for sale along with the sail panel retainers. Things that one would need to finish a new installation.

 

[BSG]

Nice! At least someone finally tooled up for a much needed part. I wish it would have been available back in the 90's when I needed it. I kept the parts from mine so still have the Fuel relay that is on this site for sale along with the sail panel retainers. Things that one would need to finish a new installation.

And it has to be about 100% easier to install than the bowed...