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This is a pair of OEM 1970's Outside Door Handles #3882626. They are original, not china knockoffs. They came off of a 1973 Charger SE. I'm not sure what all years and models these work on. They are not mint, but are in decent driver condition. $30.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

In junkyards when they were just a few years old...

1971 New Jersey turnpike protest: Defensive driving film showing how to NOT reverse on the freeway if you miss your exit.

Wouldn't take much to make one.

You know those "gold tribute" coins with real gold plating, 14 mg's worth? At $3300/ounce they have....... $1.62 worth of gold on em. Still, pretty nice for ten bucks. An investment? Not so much.

Someone here can probably chime in as to a part number for that.

I had one..

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Thanks so much for the info. We don't have Home Depot here in Australia, but at least this will narrow it down for me.

The voltage drop is in the circuit that supplies current to the regulator. The VR thinks the battery voltage is 14.4. The drop could be caused by a bad connection somewhere or an added draw on that circuit etc.

Good news Doug that you got it back into shape both times. Well. I think that first off I’ll read the chassis adjustment about 6 more times. Also thinking that being about a hundred HP and close to a second shy ain’t so bad after all. Still planning to get on a real set of scales but I’m...

Still looking!!

EF-101B 'Electric Voodoo' used for electronic jamming in Canada until 1987.

I've checked our local large retailers but can't find any with a thread or the correct thickness to modify.

The stamped numbers the best I can tell are: PK2392090L 2362 8159. I Don't see any numbers that resemble a date.

Welcome from Alabama, looks like General Lee's are popular across the pond as they are here.

You could probably match that at a hardware store.

Welcome from Alabama, if you have been a Mopar guy all your life, you should be able to participate even without a project. There are plenty of projects and cars here, look around.