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I’m still waiting for the shop manual to arrive for my 1972 satellite wagon I recently bought. The horns are not working and the previous owner said the horns haven’t worked in years. Tomorrow I’m going to start trouble the horns and repair them. Can anyone tell me where the horn relay is...

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I found this photo of a 72 satellite wagons wheel;perhaps the holes are for the entire wood grain insert that has the “Plymouth” attached to it?

Of course I googled first but I didn’t see anything like my wheel with the wood grain in the center except a couple. They had the word Plymouth on the wheel but that doesn’t correspond with the 2 vertical stacked holes in my wheel center.

Starting to clean up the survivor 1972 satellite wagon I picked up last week. I noticed there is an emblem missing in the middle of the steering wheel; what emblem would have been there originally? I’ll need to track one down!

I’ve got the grille fully disassembled and I am ready to repair the few cracks in it and then move forward. The headlight doors pivot on steel brackets that are riveted to the plastic frame, and I would like to remove these and blast them, paint them and then reinstall them later. The rivets...

I’m going 100% factory correct, just rolled off the assembly line on everything on this car.

So I’ve restored the steel front grille mounting surround from my 69 charger, and the next step will be to restore the plastic grille itself that mounts back into the steel frame. I’m looking for hints or tips on things like how to go about removing the fasteners that hold the stainless trim...

Have you got a photo of your catch that you beat flat?

Alignment is good

I’ve tried it both ways and have the same issue. I’m assuming the correct orientation is with the notch in the catch base facing out? I’ll give shimming the catch up with a couple of small washers a shot

Wrapping up the restoration of the dash from my 69 charger while it’s out of the car. When I bought the car the glovebox was open and wouldn’t stay closed but I didn’t care as the car is getting a full resto. Now that I’m finishing the dash, I do care and I can’t get the glovebox to latch. The...

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So my car is an AM only car with the original stereo. So if there is only a single speaker in the rear, does it go in the drivers side speaker cutout or the passenger side speaker cutout in the rear package tray?

So for clarity, this switch would fade between the front center dash speaker, and twin 5”x7” package tray speakers?

Did second gen chargers have fader switches at all?

I’m restoring the dash out of my mostly survivor 1969 charger. Mounted to the bottom of the dash is this speaker switch which is basically a rheostat, so I’m guessing it’s a fader switch? My car does have rear speakers but they are round so I’m assuming they are not originals. Is this switch...

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It does not, just a round one