Main Menu

1970 Challenger Tire Jack Question

Started by kent_goins, September 02, 2018, 01:03:27 PM

Previous topic Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

kent_goins

Would somebody please tell me and show me a picture of what is supposed to be the correct tire jack for a 1970 Challenger RT :thinking:?

KG

HP_Cuda

1970 Cuda Yellow 440 4 speed (Sold)
1970 Cuda clone 440 4 speed FJ5
1975 Dodge Power Wagon W200

kent_goins



kent_goins

Unfortunately that website has issues...I get a forbidden entry page when trying to access any of the links. Any other suggestions?

750-h2

Here area few pics.

kent_goins

great thanks...I verified this by watching vanishing point (1971). When Kowalski got a flat tire in the desert, I remembered he dug out the car jack...spot on with your pictures, so I am going with that.

Thanks again
KG

anlauto

Jack is available in reproduction from our member @TONY  :banana:
I've taught you everything you know....but I haven't taught you everything I know....
Check out my web site ....  Alan Gallant Automotive Restoration


screamindriver

Originals will have a date code on the jack...In this case 9F translates to June 69...

Marksmopar1

 Hi, older post I know, but...
  My 70 R/T original jack is Black not the grey as in the pictures.
The car is a Oct. 4 69 build...make a difference?

  I cannot find anything other than grey on the jack, not repainted at some point.
So, is Black also correct?

Thanks

318Stroker

The last digits of the part number on the Challenger jack hook is 102.
100 is chrome bumper Cuda, 101 is rubber bumper Cuda.

Marksmopar1

  Yes, I have the 102 hook for my Challenger....
But, I am interested in the color of all jack components for restoration.

  My jack was/is Black...base and hook... I am reading here grey?
I likely will go black because I believe this is correct on my car.

   Build date Oct.4 69. Maybe an earlier date has something to do with black color?
Curious about correctness.


headejm

 :popcorn: Good question! I've only seen gray 1970 jacks but anything is possible in the E-body world.

Marksmopar1

 Yes, so true!
  I know this one was black.. but I am curious Grey/Black what is the thought out there.
I am not going crazy gold certification or anything like that. This is just an easy detail that could be done correct so I figure why not get it right, or try to ..lol
  Thanks!

bc3j

I have a January 70 LA build with a black jack too. 

Floyd

My 9/70 SPD 71 Challenger had a black base and mechanism, grey hook, and T-style post.  My 5/71 SPD 71 Challenger is the same.