I’m looking for the center ac vent for a 1974 Plymouth Barracuda. I believe from 70-74 Barracuda and 71-74 Challenger is the same. I have called all the mopar salvage yards etc with no luck. If you know where one is please let me know. I’ll buy the whole dash if I have to.

Go on the puter…and join up to a classic a Mopar forum. I belong to a GTO forum…and those guys can find me anything I want ( most of the time ) ….that’s your best bet

I’ve got wanted ads on several mopar sites. I thought someone might know of one sitting behind a barn somewhere.

No help now but if your still looking co.e first of August remind me and ill hit up the part sale at hot August nights here in Reno for you.

Thanks for the help. I’ll keep searching. I guess there rarer then hens teeth.

Look up Classic Industries. Lots of Mopar stuff.

IMO , looking to buy the whole dashboard might be a more fruitful search. Soft plastic trim of the era is very hard to find , especially a smaller piece out of a bigger sub-assembly. I doubt the aftermarket makes a center vent piece. E-body Mopars are highly in demand when restored.

Seen a 'Cuda and Challenger or two in my own collection in years past.

Emblems from an earlier A-body I've owned. ('64-'69)

Edit to OP - have you considered looking for a similar part by doing a search for a different model like a B-body ( Charger-Coronet ) or other model ? The vent piece may or may not fit but Chrysler used a lot of smaller pieces across their product line. Opens up your search net a bit bigger.

I've got a few buddies here that are Mopar nuts. I'll try to remember to ask them, you never know what they've got hidden behind the barn

They are not a reproduced part or have they ever been. Some of the aftermarket ac kits have a similar vent but the behind the dash connection doesn’t use the factory ductwork. They did not use the part in any other vehicle just the ebody however the 71-74 b body can be used to rebuild the ebody housing. I can find the b body ones but I still don’t have the correct housing. Mine is Mia. I didn’t take the car apart just trying to save her. You never know what them mopar guys got hidden on the shelf.

Call Grave Yard Cars

I talked to his buddy Tony the other day and he didn’t have any.