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They will bolt in, but superbird and roadrunner were painted body colour - no chrome. Sport Satellite also used chrome with argent paint.

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1970 didn't have the crease along the top edge.

1969

Does the relay make the instruments brighter too, as in your pictures? I'm interested in the relays too, what would the shipping cost to Canada be? My postal code is V3S 5M1. Thanks!

Can't help you identify your backlight, but when you say the last number is either 108 or 109, I'd go with 108 which is REGALITE - Newton Upper Falls, MA, USA. The source for 109 is in Belgium.

Welcome Luis. Are you and your dad giving up on the Mopar hobby?

Hi, welcome to the forum. Is your Bricklin AMC or Ford powered? Don't see a lot of those around.

His last asking price was $699, which seems like a good deal to me.

Interesting, I keep learning stuff. Of course I knew about the springs, but wasn't aware of different hinges. Do they physically interchange? What were the changes, since the cars were pretty similar for those years? I only ask because almost every place that sells new replacement hinges...

Good luck with sale. Just as a note, these look like the 21 coil springs which are the heavy duty ones for air grabber hoods. Regular used 25 coils. (at least for 1970)

$50 fender http://columbus.craigslist.org/pts/4170085669.html

You are, of course, completely correct. Yes, they have the right to ask whatever price they want. And we have the right to comment when a price is way above normal (for links that aren't to this board). While I personally wouldn't pay someone far more for a part than it normally fetches, if...

That's the same seller with the insanely high price for a 1970 GTX trunk lid ($850). Not at all realistic.

That's a great deal. The signal light by itself is worth that. GLWS.

Those are very reasonable prices. GLWS.

Pictures for serious buyers? You know it's free to put pictures up here for everyone.... Welcome to the site.

This is interesting. I'd never have thought about an NOS K-Frame. I can just imagine a typical Chrysler dealership parts department back in 1970: shelves full of oil filters, light bulbs, touch-up paint, K-Frames... Yep, better stock up on those K-Frames Bob, they sell like hotcakes...

No picture, but Hardens claims to have them: http://www.hardensmcw.com/ShowItem/100851%20Tail%20Light%20Cover%2070%20Plymouth.aspx Those same covers are on the manufacturer's site at a higher price: http://www.dashtop.com/categories/roadrunner

Welcome to the forum. Check things out, you'll see we're friendly here. :) You know, a lot of people might need a fender, or bumper...you'd likely sell your stuff a lot faster if it was parted out. Might get a few bucks more too. -=Photon440=-