new Turn signal levers

[RUNCHARGER]

I don't think it would be a big seller. I know if I had to have cruise in a driver E-body I would just adapt one off a C-body, late 70's pickup or whatever.

[cataclysm80]

The B body levers will work in an E body, but are shorter.

C body doesn't attach to the column the same way, so that won't work, and around 73 or 74 the cruise turn signal lever was redesigned into a bulky plastic thing that looks out of place in a 70 or 71 car.

[fc7cuda]

I have several of the C body levers and they are bulky, but perhaps could be modified to use in B/E body. 

Blake, PM me your address and I'll send you one to try. 

Tom

[cataclysm80]

Here's a comparison pic of a couple of my cruise control levers.

An E body lever attaches the same as the B body lever, but it's bent at a slightly different angle.

This C body lever looks nothing like the B or E.
If anyone has suggestions on how to make it work in an E, I'm interested in hearing them.
(or if you have a different style of lever, that might be neat to see also)

[Blake@diyhemi.com]

I have several of the C body levers and they are bulky, but perhaps could be modified to use in B/E body. 

Blake, PM me your address and I'll send you one to try. 

Tom

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[SpeedD408]

I'm looking for a e-body cruise signal lever in hopes of building a system.  Why, because just about every car I have owned for the last 20+ years has hand it, therefore I have a very difficult time maintaining a constant speed over time.  Sure around town is no issue, but the Florida Mopar Association meet in November is about a 2.5 hour drive for me and I have noticed that the longer the drive the heavier my foot gets.  Not that it's not fun and all, but I'm trying to avoid the nice officer giving me a winning ticket to the blue light special.

[chaps70rt]

I installed one of Tony's e-body turn signals.    Works Perfect!!