Recent content by Crossram413

That works. If you PM your address to me I'll send a check for $50. Thank you.

As long as the clips are solid and the cost is reasonable I will take one. Thank you!!

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If the clips are still solid I'll take it. Maybe a picture of the rear? How much do you want to get including shipping cost? Doug Baker

Its not brushed. I don't think its aluminum. bright chrome in appearance. Thank you. Much appreciated Doug

Here's one that didn't fall off...........

72 Challenger stock rallyes. Rusted clips sent one of mine under the wheels of a truck. Doesn't need to be show quality. Doug

So I'm trying to ferret out a parasitic drain on my battery. When I remove the "hazard/stop" fuse the multi meter shows that is the problem circuit. My questions are around the wiring diagram. I have the wiring diagrams for the 72 and the 73 because there was a lot of talk about the 72 diag not...

I did not mean there would be no body work. I am trying to separate the jobs. So yes sand, filler, primer, paint, but not including sheet metal replacement which I would do myself. 10K for a decent job? Being from LA I assume you don't know a lot of shops in Maine??

Hi Folks, I've got my interior pretty well restored, and the 72 340 is running nicely, so I'm thinking about having the amateurish paint job redone. The is some rust coming through in a few of the usual spots due to similar quality body work which would be a part of the project. Two basic areas...

Interesting discussion. I don't want to hijack the thread, but.... I'm very interested in EFI and/or overdrive for more relaxed interstate cruising, reliability and decent mileage when not jumping on it. I have a 72 Challenger 340 727. The 340 is from a 1970. Any opinions or sources of info or...

Relubing the cable seems to slightly improve the situation. perhaps this will improve over time as the cable loosens up. Any preference on lube? I'm using a liquid graphite.

Thanks for the thoughts. I'm going to lube once more, if that doesn't work I'll replace the cable. Last resort will be to send the speedo head out for repair

Thank you all, this forum is great! I pulled the inner cable, it looks perfect. I lubed with liquid graphite cable lube. The bouncing of the needle is not as extreme, but as I eased back into the garage the speedo was waivering between 60 and 80. Thoughts? Doug

Hi folks, I recently reinstalled the gauge cluster in a 72 Challenger 340 auto with rally gauges. I didn't know if the speedo worked before since the needle had been broken off but is now replaced. Took the car out last night and the needle jumps wildly. A search of the forums finds no thread on...