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are the door and lock mechanisms the same?

What is the difference between RR (Plymouth) and Charger doors? Obviously the skins, what about the shells and other parts?

B body doors (not for charger). Really nice shape. Very little surface rust, no patching at all. Took them off 69 RR, but it looks like from two different cars. Pick up NJ $800 for the pair

For sale, need some work, right and left side 1970 Charger fenders. Pick up in NJ $900.00 for the pair

1970 Dodge Charger Hood. No rust, already primed. $1800.00, pick up NJ.

1970 Charger hood, no rust, primed. $1500. Local pick up in central NJ

I got it all done, thanks all

Uhhggg. This is a custom build. I will not be using the ORIGINAL switch.

I have one that works, I’m asking about how they work. There is two positive ports. One up one down (I guess), my question is how does the signal go to the motor. Is it in the switch?

How do the doors close, is there something in the switch?

No problem….yet. This is a custom build. I bought the car with boxes of parts, Uhhggg. I’ve done many Mopars, just not one with these doors. I can set up my own relay, no big deal there. If it is set to the factory, does it need to be clocked?

How exactly does this work? When you turn on headlights it will open the doors, but how does it know to stop? When you turn off lights how does it get the signal?

Are the chrome headed bolts correct, since on a 70 none are exposed outside the bumper? What bolts holds the upper and lower reinforcement brackets to the bumper and support brackets? The large bracket bolts are universal in most years, those I have. Thanks

My Charger project is moving along. The problem I have is that the car was disassembled when I purchased it. I have all the parts for the front bumper assembly, and all the grill is there along with the grill fasteners. There are no bumper bolts, nor any of the smaller bolts that hold the...

Do you know if PUI stuff is any good? BTW, seat foam maybe in stock, IDK, but making covers is a whole lot different