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They were probably replaced with aftermarket somewhere down the line.Now they are really cheap all cheap plastic what they sell now.no more steel anywhere.They are all going LED also.

What original colors did the trucks come in from 61-71 and what colors were replaced by new colors thru the years?

That is a pretty good idea though.It can be done if you want to bad enough.

The 1955-1959 Chevy truck crowd has been doing it.I prefer the small window for some reason though.

Thick ground wire connecting the bed and the frame also would help

get the ground from the frame better,a thick ground wire from the frame to the body should work.

Amber if front.Is there anything in the junkyard from another newer model vehicle that can be made to work??

J&J upholstery supply in Rialto,Ca. should have the original material or can order it for you if you can't find it elsewhere.

Best to replace with good parts from the junk yard.Or,if you can't find parts,drill a small hole through and stick a small cotter pin through.

Paddocks does,but it would be a lot cheaper to have an upholstery shop probably do it,They may even be able to order the original material

Time for a front end alignment???

Great job! And the color is eye catching to avoid someone from running into your rig.

short or defect in the switch.It keeps blowing the fuse?

Take them from another truck at the wrecking yard.A newer one would be the last option .Napa does not have them? How about the dodge parts department?

Don't remove your old throttle spring,just add a new spring next to it for better pressure.

I installed two extra-seperate lights with the function of "brake lights only" wired directly from the switch. Check your bulbs,connections,for clean and tight,ground.Hope this helps.Good luck.

I had one like that once and had to break it and remove it with needle nose pliers.

It should work,It has a couple of more wires probably because the 1970 dodge has four way flashers.

I ended up just using mechanical temperature and oil pressure gauges,simpler.Less wiring ,less headaches.

Install an aftermarket one.One terminal goes to power,another to ground and the other to the sending unit.You also would need an aftermarket sending unit,wont work with original dodge sending unit.I have found them easier to install,they do work well.