Trunk light question
 Posted: 07 Jan 2010 0:43
Posted: 07 Jan 2010 0:43I'm just about finished with the trunk area on this 70 Chally. Where exactly does the trunk light mount? Any pictures or help is greatly apprecaited.
Paul
			Paul
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Posted: 09 Jan 2010 0:10Jon wrote:I got mine from a wrecked 71 Challenger in a small salvage yard near Ojai Ca. Along with map, glove box, & ash tray light.
Also perfect front and rear window trim, interior dash trim, washer nozzles and fittings, screws and bolts, anything I could strip and carry out before dark as it was going to the crusher. I think it cost me about $50 back then.
What an enjoyable afternoon that was.
 
   My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake
 My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake   but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.
  but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.    At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.
 At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.  
 Posted: 09 Jan 2010 0:11
Posted: 09 Jan 2010 0:11Jon wrote:I got mine from a wrecked 71 Challenger in a small salvage yard near Ojai Ca. Along with map, glove box, & ash tray light.
Also perfect front and rear window trim, interior dash trim, washer nozzles and fittings, screws and bolts, anything I could strip and carry out before dark as it was going to the crusher. I think it cost me about $50 back then.
What an enjoyable afternoon that was.
 
   My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake
 My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake   but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.
  but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.    At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.
 At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.  
 Posted: 09 Jan 2010 0:12
Posted: 09 Jan 2010 0:12Jon wrote:I got mine from a wrecked 71 Challenger in a small salvage yard near Ojai Ca. Along with map, glove box, & ash tray light.
Also perfect front and rear window trim, interior dash trim, washer nozzles and fittings, screws and bolts, anything I could strip and carry out before dark as it was going to the crusher. I think it cost me about $50 back then.
What an enjoyable afternoon that was.
 
   My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake
 My feelings are mixed though. I am happy for your sake   but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.
  but sorry for the Challenger who went to the crusher.    At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.
 At least some of the goodies were saved thanks to you.  
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Posted: 09 Jan 2010 4:06 People were crashing them and the yards had to turn and make room.
  People were crashing them and the yards had to turn and make room.   
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