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FOR SALE 1966-70 MOPAR B-BODY OEM WINDOW REGULATORS, DR/PASS

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I converted to power windows in my '69 RR, so I have a good quality set of window regulators available. Gear racks, window crank mechanisms, rollers are all in perfect working order. These regulators have been thoroughly cleaned, but not re-greased. The reproduction regulators are $120.- and up each! Please note someone had tack welded passenger side crank base, function is unaffected.
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  • 1967- 1970 Dodge Charger
  • 1966- 1970 Dodge Coronet
    • 1966- 1970 Plymouth Belvedere
    • 1967- 1970 Plymouth GTX
    • 1968- 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
    • 1966- 1970 Plymouth Satellite
    • 1970- 1970 Plymouth Superbird
  • Note: Will not fit 1966 or 1967 Charger models, those arms are 9/16" longer, I read here on FBBO.
  • If interested or have questions, DM me. I'm looking to get $90. + $19.- USPS Shipping to lower 48 from 94551 ZIP via Paypal .

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  • 1967- 1970 Dodge Charger
  • 1966- 1970 Dodge Coronet
    • 1966- 1970 Plymouth Belvedere
    • 1967- 1970 Plymouth GTX
    • 1968- 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
    • 1966- 1970 Plymouth Satellite
    • 1970- 1970 Plymouth Superbird
  • Note: Will not fit 1966 Charger models, those arms are 9/16" longer, I read here on FBBO.
Will not fit 66, OR 67 Charger. :thumbsup:
 
FYI, your inbox is full. Curious what you used to get those so clean without losing the galvanizing?
 
FYI, your inbox is full. Curious what you used to get those so clean without losing the galvanizing?
Simple Green HD Degreaser first, then Evaporust for bare metals. Best to use a special tool to remove/re-install those coil wound springs, or learn a valuable lesson.
 
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