Re: What is the best book to help identify interior Dodge parts?

[Jack <playdough@xxxxxxx>]

Eric, this is a big help! I see what you mean by having "fun" looking
for some of the parts.

Thanks for the information.

On Sep 16, 2:24 pm, Eric Sturgis <ericstur...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This is the only reference I have, not sure if it will give you what
> you want or not.  Look at your fender tag and look for the TRM code.
> If for example it's code 851 then you have the imitation leather
> convertible/coupe in Blue and Beige.  Then you go looking for your
> Polara Convertible on the bottom of the page with what ever code your
> car has, it then has pic of the insides of your car.
>
> Let's say your car is on PDF page 31 (book page IT-93)  you can see
> all the parts that make up the interior of your car.  It has the names
> and reference numbers that tell you what it's made from, Metal,
> Extruded Vinyl, Paint, Carpet...etc.
>
> Next we will move on to the list of stuff for your car.  I believe it
> starts on PDF page 45 (book page IT-95).  Your car is a listed here
> with some build info, vin number, plant it was made it, stuff like
> that.
>
> Starting on PDF page 47.  (book page IT-97) you will find your trim
> code.  We will stick with the one from before, code 851.  Scroll down
> till you find the code and you will see the type of mats, name of the
> color, and what models it was put in.
>
> The next part is the fun stuff.  On PDF page 48 (book page IT-98) this
> is where you will find the names, part numbers,  nuts, bolts etc for
> all the cars.  The convertibles are on the far right with the part
> numbers.  Let's say we are wanting the Cover, Front Console.  Starting
> from the left, It's code 23-71-1 for the interior 851, 1 per car, part
> number 2296 320-1.
>
> Now you get to go find the part you are looking for.
>
> Have fun!
>
> --
> Eric
> Tacoma, WA
> 1962 Chrysler Newport 2 door HT
>
>  28 interior-dodge.pdf
> 4091KViewDownload

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