Recent content by MagnumFan

Send me via PM your phone # that I can send a picture to. I'll have to see if it's still laying around.

I have, or had a used one, nice shape, came from a very low mileage Magnum

Are these rubber or some type of metal?

If we as a late B group would contact these outfits who reproduce 71-74 (if any do) and ask. I have qtr's to do my cars, but would gladly let a set be used for reproduction. I seem to recall ABS was considering 71-74 and 75-79 qtr's, but when the economy tanked, it was dropped. Remember, squeeky...

Horn uses pads on spokes. Light pressure and twist.

Actually, 88 thousand and change was the 2 year production :)

I agree in some respects, but that's the beauty of it all. I recently bought a bigblock GT with T's for a very reasonable price, not quite as nice as that one, but the owner gave me a great deal because of our friendship.

As "they" say, anything's worth what someone will pay for it. It's been for sale for a while I believe.

Yes, I like it's appearance. Only thing, I believe the 71-74 gauges are more expensive to buy I would suppose, so why would you want to use even older ones. I do wonder how the amp gauge works as I believe they may be hooked up in a different way? Shunt vs direct wire?

Well, if it's not in need of anything, it might just be worth it, with the cost of paint and any other major work, a car neediing nothing (other than personal touches) might be worth the price. It is good, in some ways, that these cars are going for more, a double-edged sword, selling for high...

I remember this that a friend of mine posted on a sister sight. http://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/broken-70s-mopar-nylon-wiper-drive-bushings-my-fix.23832/#post-341074

I can take a picture of an NOS arm and bushing and post it if that'd help any

Welcome Mr. Prodigal :)

They used a sticky black type of adhesive to stick them on, Magnums have the same stuff. I've only lost 1 in the 15-20 or so Magnum stretching from the mid 80's till now.

List what you have to sell for it? Since you're in Ohio, I'd like to come see it.