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High-tech turn signals from the future!! pics 140-160

posted by  musterdbom on  Sat Mar 6 06:54 CST 2004
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Ok, not so much high tech, but still cool in my opinion. These are the dime a dozen 240 turn signals that I swapped into the 142 today.

Only modifications to get these hot new pieces in there are as follows:

4 - nuts for spacers
4 - longer screws
cut longer groove in the upper and lower cover to accomodate the more forward location of the switches.

No more clunky broken 142 switches! Turn signals work perfectly, even click back once you turn the wheel back to center.

I can pre-package this once in a lifetime kit for $49.95, haha ok I'll stop.

Here's pics:










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'84 302 wagon '73 142






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