'70 Turn signal Switch

[erik70rt]

Need a turn signal switch for my '70 Challenger.  The current parts from the vendors that say they are for a '70 ARE NOT!   

Thanks!!!

[Cuda Cody]

They seem to have dried up.  Your best bet is to use your old knob on a new reproduction switch.  Or sand down the new reproduction knob. 

[chal340]

I don't know this seller, but he has one to sell. Very expensive too.

http://bluestarperformance.com/turn-signal-switch-2947905-1970-challenger-cuda-restored.html

Need a turn signal switch for my '70 Challenger.  The current parts from the vendors that say they are for a '70 ARE NOT!   

Thanks!!!

[erik70rt]

Wow. $300!  No thanks.  I cut down the knob on the part I originally bought.  Not a top level show car and I'll try and restore/repair the original at some point.

[ebodydominator]

Cody, how does the knob come off? Just got a repops for my friends Super Bee, the later knob just don't cut it on this car as it's unrestored, completely original

[erik70rt]

You have to drill out the rivets if you want to remove the knob. 

[Cuda Cody]

   3 rivets.  Start watching at the 24:30 minute mark.

[Cuda Cody]

@ebodydominator  also be aware that the 1970 B-Body and 1970 E-Body switch knobs are different.  The arrow points in different directions as I explain in the video.   

[FC7 cuda]

Erik you can have it rebuilt by JS restorations