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  1. Turboflite

    Steering Column install

    Great! Thanks will do!
  2. Turboflite

    Steering Column install

    Okay, I’ll try that, is it any way to verify the collapse? Should I do any thing to do about it?
  3. Turboflite

    Steering Column install

    The center column plate is loose, the joint is attached to the steering box. When pulling the column I could hear that it stops att the firewall or the 3 point firewall plate should I loosen up that one too?
  4. Turboflite

    Steering Column install

    When trying to install my original steering column on -71 Charger M/T the upper brackets nuts are almost on the edge off the bracket, looks like I’m want another half inch ‍♂️ Any ideas what could cause this?
  5. Turboflite

    Air grabber actuator bracket screw size

    Thanks Ron, I think the thread is 10-32 and if I understand the picture this would be close enough. Probably a larger head, but this is what I could find in my scrap box.
  6. Turboflite

    Air grabber actuator bracket screw size

    What will be the correct screws for actuator bracket to the hood? #10-32? Hex head & washer or flange? Picture would be great
  7. Turboflite

    Rear speaker to defogger motor adapter for a '71-'74 B-body

    LOL, pragmatic but not so good looking I guess, I think I’ll save it with the other original parts that not living up to the criteria of adding any value for a sunshine cruiser.
  8. Turboflite

    Rear speaker to defogger motor adapter for a '71-'74 B-body

    I have the same experience, and I'm thinking of relocating the rear fan, but note sure where and how, Have any one done that?
  9. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    I agree, I hereby close this case
  10. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    The dimmer holes are further to the left, and holes are vertical to each other, you could vaguely see them on the last pic. I think this must be some creative solution for something else.
  11. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    Yes, that’s correct, I’m starting to leaning towards the rare machine gun activator option. Less blurry pic.
  12. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    I love that thread, but this hole is only visible from inside, as it is above the driver side sub-frame from below view.
  13. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    I don’t think so, the high beam switch has a 3 pig connector to the main harness.
  14. Turboflite

    1971 Charger unidentified hole

    I clearly marked every hole and this too, but now I can’t read what I wrote ‍♂️ The holes in the circle, the small one have threads. Locate just below the clutch pedal. Any one know? 440, 4-speed, SE with HH. Thanks
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    Overpriced reproduction parts for what they are

    I just say, Bell nuts for the Air grabber, $25 each, and you need 12. The price a pay to avoid all comments on that it’s not correct.
  16. Turboflite

    71 charger with sail panels whiskers

    This is btw how how I did it.
  17. Charger -71

    Charger -71

    Dodge Charger SE 1971, Hemi orange, 4-speed, track pack Dana 60, black interior with buckets, front discs, one of 29, build sheet. Currently putting it together after rot series. Improved original car. (Ramcharger hood) Dodge Charger R/T not so original..but a ram charger. RMS front coil over...
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    71 charger with sail panels whiskers

    I bought a Top Cat kit, with that came several screws, staples and other but nothing I could use on the sail panel. Screws I used on the doors, rivets on sail panel.
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    71 charger with sail panels whiskers

    As you have plastic sail panels I assume it’s a SE, I don’t think there are any repro whiskers for those. I just drilled 4 holes and riveted with small washers.
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