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Did you look for a kilo speedometer. A first Gen Charger NOS was for sale about a year ago in Canada.

Neither does Saskatchewan.

I thought it could be done if everything was documented.

Might be the same as bulbs used in railway hobby sets.

Way back when, I was very disappointed if a battery didn’t last about 12 years in a daily driver. Used to buy Sears batteries.Bought a 1981 Ram 150 in 1983. Battery calved in 1984. Very ticked off. Bought a Sears battery still was in it when we sold it in 1999. Bought our boat with a 230hp...

Last time I contacted Evan’s, they didn’t have harnesses for 67 Chargers.

Year One is allowing other distributors to sell M&H harnesses. National Moparts is one. Don’t know all the details.

Canadians can purchase M&H wiring from National Moparts, in Can$.

We have a repo switch that we installed in the early 80’s, still works fine.

I would dump the headers if it were mine, but not suggesting you do.

Fully Agree. If they are shorter , they will discolour the paint on the housing. Never damaged the lenses when new and still don’t.

Those sockets were on most Mopars, look for some that aren’t that extremely rusty.

1978 Fury Sport battery lasted 13 years, daily driver. 1985 Supra summer driven lasted 10 years. 1992 4Runner daily driver lasted 8 years, 2006 4Runner bought in 2012, 1 battery replaced in 2016, bad battery replaced in 2018. replaced again 2020. Way back I expected a battery to last a minimum...

I have carried an extra ballast resistor for over 40 years, Good insurance.

Very true, that was for benefit of members from other countries. In some cases it might be cheaper for them to buy from Nig.

66 Chargers also used them and some were mounted in the console, also have seen them mounted on the engine bay side of the firewall. Passengers side.

National Moparts also sell the harnesses.

I took my old bulb to a Hobby store that sold model cars, trucks, planes paints trains and other craft stuff. I think you have Hobby Lobby’s in the US. I got bulbs for our CHarger at a local hobby shop.

The bulbs from some model train sets should also work on quite a few different fender t/s light’s also.

Snap ring pliers work very well in taking the bezel nut off. I suggest spraying it with a penetrant, might help. A very small punch will also work, but most likely mar the notches.