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Although these are not Sweptline parts, they are still Chrysler and I need help with two things if anyone can identify these;

1) What exact year and model vehicle did these come from?

2) What is the value?

I only have two of them, and they do have light scratches.


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When I did my Ford box power steering swap several years ago I ended up pulling the entire (automatic tranny) column out of the truck, then took every single piece apart. I had to shorten it all properly. In doing this, there is an inner (automatic tranny shifting tube) and outer tube (main steering...

All parts are now spoken for/claimed at this point.

More on the trim later...

Ok, the mirror brackets, rear view mirror, tan seat belts, and DODGE hood letters are all claimed in the order they were requested via PM's. I'll post pictures of all the aluminum body and fender trim later on after I pull them all back out of the attic. As for now, here's a picture of what's left i...

I'm getting pm's asking about the mirror brackets and it looks like they're sold to the first pm message asking about them. If he doesn't come through, I'll go to the next message in line. I'm only asking for shipping cost on this stuff. As for the DODGE letters, I have some but not sure if they're ...

Here's the speedo cluster from another 71' parts truck, no idea if it works. Also, there are 3 stock mirror mounts and 2 aftermarket mirrors that don't match. In the rubbermaid container is just a bunch of misc parts, I'll take a better picture of all the trim and misc parts later.

Couple things; 1) Plugs and air cleaner changed out and it runs way better already. I'm pretty much done with most of the stuff, just have to finish with a new bed liner coating. 2) Upon digging through my "extra parts" box in the attic, I found a fair amount of both upper and lower aluminum trim (s...

I'm replacing it tomorrow, I'll let you know how it goes.

Thanks again!

So I press the gas pedal and turn the radio on while adjusting the rear view mirror, then press the nubby thing with my seat belt on, right?

Juuuust kidding. Your advice is taken seriously and much appreciated.

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I'm replacing my worn out headlight switch but can't figure out how the black knob pulls out of the switch in order to remove the old switch.

Any tips?

Another item to check, thanks.

Thanks, I'll check into it. Once it's ready, I'm going to hate to see it eventually go.

I've got it up and running again with new tires, battery, u-joints and other misc parts still to come. Currently it's really cleaning up. I've still got some time to put into finishing it before I put it on the market. However, I noticed after I had it running for a while it wouldn't shut off easily...

Nice truck!

Txas2step wrote:just read it again...states it has 2 1/4 inch cracks.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/dodgesweptlinetrucks/
(scroll down to Dan Firey)

Thanks! I'm following that lead at this point.

Looked there, but didn't see it. I probably missed it. Do you have the link for it?

As I've mentioned before here, my 1971 D-100 has been put into storage for 4 years or so due to a variety of reasons. And, as mentioned before, I will now be cleaning it up and getting it back on the road so I can sell it (sadly). Today was the first step; removing all four flat/cracked/bad tires an...

Thanks Patrick. Bummer to hear about the other guy passing away, though.

If you look close in the above pictures, you'll notice the bottom trim is missing from the wheel wells and in between. I've got all the clips and trim, but never finished putting it all on. The drivers side was done, but these pictures don't show it. Now I'll take the time to finish it.