Welcome Oldschool Toyota fans! You have come to the right place and are looking at a very rare and complete Toyota Corolla SR-5 wood grain dash package. Who knows when another package like this will come up for sale?

This includes everything needed to do an SR-5 conversion or just a restoration. The parts came from Oregon cars, so milder heat and sun than many other states. This means I think you'll be hard pressed to find another package in better condition.
-One gauge cluster with tach. In good condition, the plastic base that holds the hazard knob will need to be reinforced, not a big deal.
-One uncut AM/FM radio/heater console, complete except for volume knob. Upper bolt holes are broken, one is probably repairable. Both lower metal brackets are in tact.
-One glove box door. Light spiderweb crack around Corolla emblem (does not stand out in normal lighting).
-Side trim piece.

These pieces are in good enough condition that I would not hesitate to use them in my SR-5! But I'm moving, time, space and money are tight. So they need to find a new home. I'm looking for an SR-5 trunk badge, and will knock the price down if you have one. Please check my other auctions, I have multiple on two different eBay accounts, with a lot of good parts from early 70s Corolla coupes and sedans. Feel free to make a best offer starting at $300, I won't let these go for less. I may be willing to end the auction early for the right price. I reserve the right to end the auction at any time because these are for sale locally and on other websites. Shipping estimate is in continental USA only, if you live outside the continental USA please email me for an estimate.







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On Nov-09-09 at 10:49:34 PST, seller added the following information:

The current best offer is $300 plus shipping.

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On Nov-09-09 at 10:54:56 PST, seller added the following information:

The gauge cluster and radio have not been tested. They have been in storage for many years, but were only taken off because the car was totaled. I've personally never seen one of the oldschool radios or gauge clusters fail, they're so simple. Sold as is.