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I'm looking for a nice set of fender turn signals for a 70 cuda. I'm going to paint them. I bought a set on e-bay from a top vendor and they were to short ( new ). So, now I'm looking for a nice set ( originals ), if anyone is willing to sell me a set. Thanks  I put a post up last week and Cody put a few drawing up for me to identify the correct ones. Thanks everyone

Haven't seen a set for sale in awhile, but I'll keep my eye open for you. 

Are they the same for all years?  Or are '70s a one year only.  I might have a set in the shed.

They are different.

Quote from: erik70rt on May 02, 2017, 08:43:58 AM
Are they the same for all years?  Or are '70s a one year only.  I might have a set in the shed.

Thanks, Cody.  By the pics, the set I might have are '70. I remember that they were painted blue as well.  Let's see if I can find them.

Cody, I have a DUMB question then. Why does the fender have 3 holes then? The drawing of one  of the signals has only  a nut and electrical wire (1970)  . Last week I asked a question about the turn signal drawing (measurement) on the fender you posted for me. A drawing of another turn signal shows a insert for the back hole, a  screw (middle) and then the electrical wire. I'm a little confused? Those 2 look the same for the lens cover. I know the 71 has more of a slope in the back. Someone post 2 picture of the 70 and 71.
Just trying to get the correct ones, without wasting money. YEA RIGHT

Know nothing, but willing to learn

Thanks

there is a set on ebay. what do they fit?

The picture I posted says for a 1970 cuda??????????????????????????????????????     Any answer would help.



Know nothing, but willing to learn

Those pictured are 1970 Cuda only. Unique to one car one year. I went through this years ago buying wrong ones in the process.

@pink aar (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/pink-aar_221)   the 3 holes are needed for the screw, wire and half round alignment pin.  Hope these photos help (1970).

 :twothumbsup:  Very cool.  First time I've seen their site. 

Quote from: pink aar on May 03, 2017, 03:13:08 AM
I finally found who makes them.

http://www.krusinmoons.com/

Their price for the set is pretty decent too. PG Classics was at $204.00 the last time I checked.

Nice picture Cody!   Good information here!    :worship:

Does the bulb twist out or pull out? I have a buddy who has a 72 Charger & the bulbs are bad. Can anyone advise me?

Quote from: ebodydominator on May 07, 2017, 04:11:32 PM
Does the bulb twist out or pull out? I have a buddy who has a 72 Charger & the bulbs are bad. Can anyone advise me?

@ebodydominator the knurled socket twists off and houses the bulb.  The bulb just pulls out from there :)

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I received the lights from Krusinmoons over the weekend. The are nice. If you need a set, I recommend you buy a set from them. You will not be disappointed with them.

The picture in Reply #6 shows chrome ones. Was chrome really available with these.
My Parts book doesn't show and distinction between painted and chrome that I can see. Pictures of NOS ones all look to be in primer. I have a pair of chrome ones and am wondering if they're legit.

Thanks
John

@Jay Bee (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/jay-bee_351)

That style, with the lens fully boxed, should be in primer or paint only.  The same goes for '71 'Cuda/Barracuda though the housing itself is a bit longer.

Dodges tended to use a chrome housing, however, there is no bar that goes along the bottom of the lens.  Non-R/T Challengers, Darts, Coronets etc.

And as always, there are exceptions.  I parted out a rusty, original paint '71 Challenger 318 car and it came with '70 'Cuda style painted fender turn signals