E-Bodies.org Cuda Challenger Forum

Time to start thinning out parts:

1) E body front leaf spring hanger set. Original off 70 Challenger. Very nice with correct nuts. Bead blasted and coated with zinc primer. $60 for set plus shipping SOLD

2) Rallye switch panel. Earlier style. Has variable wiper switch. Dimmer switch knob is missing metal spring inside so it doesn't stay on shaft. Not tested but all knobs move freely. $225 plus shipping. SOLD

3) 72-74 Rallye gauge cluster with 8k tach but no bezel. Speedometer behaves normal at slower speeds but gets jumpy at higher ones. Needs rebuilding or replacing but odometer and trip set still work. Tach works, all gauges including ammeter tested and work. I got clock to work but I can't promise how long it will work. The clock knob is missing but the shaft and threads are intact so just needs a knob. Reset stem does move clock hands. Lens is very nice but the little clips were missing so it's held in place with screws for now. $350 plus shipping. SOLD

4) hood hinge set. One has a chewed tooth so probably will want to rebuild it. Bead blasted and primed. $40 plus shipping

A few shots of the cluster...

Do any of the gauges work?

3) 72-74 Rallye gauge cluster with 8k tach but no bezel. Speedometer behaves normal at slower speeds but gets jumpy at higher ones. Needs rebuilding or replacing but odometer and trip set still work. Tach works, all gauges including ammeter tested and work. I got clock to work but I can't promise how long it will work. The clock knob is missing but the shaft and threads are intact so just needs a knob. Reset stem does move clock hands. Lens is very nice but the little clips were missing so it's held in place with screws for now.

I did not test the switches but the knobs move freely. The smaller gauges including ammeter work great. I tested them with the original voltage regulator and without. The original voltage regulator seems to work fine. I never trust them and replace them with modern ones from RT- engineering but you can run the set as is. Speedo should be repaired or replaced.

What are you asking for the gauges?

Quote from: Mopar5 on May 26, 2020, 07:04:33 AM
What are you asking for the gauges?

Thought I'd shoot for $400 plus shipping. Can't see shipping being much since you're in Ca.

Pics of the hood hinges? I'm in the east bay of California.

I found a similar cluster a little cheaper on eBay so I dropped the cluster price to $350 plus shipping.

@Matt13 (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/matt13_6362)  I'll get you some pics of the hinges tonight when I get home.

Quote from: soundcontrol on May 27, 2020, 07:58:59 AM
Hey, if I buy the switch panel and the cluster, will you ship to Sweden?

Let me get you a shipping quote. It could be crazy expensive. I shipped a tiny part to Finland and it was ridiculous. In fact, it's been weeks and still hasn't arrived yet either.

@Matt13 (https://forum.e-bodies.org/mlist/matt13_6362)   here are some pics

The first hinge has nice teeth but the other one has some chewed up teeth. Works but really needs rebuilding in my opinion.

I do have a replacement (with good teeth) for the damaged one if you're willing to throw in another $20 ($60 total plus shipping). The only issue though is the replacement must be off a different year as there are a couple subtle variations. The spring is different but I'm happy to swap that out so you have the same tension. If you compare the two hinges, you see other tiny variations like an extra hole here and there but the part that touches the hood is a little bit thicker.