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Componet Restoration Service Recommendations
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11/14/22 11:47 PM
11/14/22 11:47 PM
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BigDaddy440
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Just got finished tearing apart my 1970 Cuda and it left today for the body shop. I'd like to have some components professionally restored and I was hoping for some recommendations on whose service to use. 1) Wiper Motor 2) Window Regulators 3) Heater Box (non AC) 4) E brake pedal / mechanism Any tips on buying new door hinges? Is there a best option out there or a company to steer clear from? Thank you!
Last edited by BigDaddy440; 11/14/22 11:51 PM.
1969 A12 Roadrunner 1970 Plymouth Cuda 1968 Dodge Dart
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Re: Componet Restoration Service Recommendations
[Re: BigDaddy440]
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11/15/22 01:19 PM
11/15/22 01:19 PM
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1. I sent my my two speed wiper motor to Bruce Somers, very happy with the finished product. 2. Can’t help with the windows regulators. 3. Heater box, I did the box myself and I’m no body guy sent the fan motor to Bill Meerholtz he did a great job. 4. E brake went to Stephan Fourtneir, great product but I heard he retired
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Re: Componet Restoration Service Recommendations
[Re: TX9AAR]
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11/15/22 01:27 PM
11/15/22 01:27 PM
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Send the door hinges to Resto Rick he restores your originals. Fast service
Mom & Dad let me buy a brand new 70 Challenger R/T 440 Six-Pack Super Trac Pack when I was 17
(Robert what is a 440 Six-Pack)
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Re: Componet Restoration Service Recommendations
[Re: skdmark]
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11/16/22 12:51 AM
11/16/22 12:51 AM
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BigDaddy440
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I appreciate the responses and suggestions.
I agree mailing a heater box is risky. I sent off my original 69 Roadrunner unit to a guy about 10 years ago to be restored. When he received it, he scolded me for not packing it well and said he was shocked in arrived in one piece. When he sent it back, he built a wooden frame that surrounded the box containing my freshly restored heater box. USPS managed to crush the wooden frame and crack the heater box housing and break the resistor plate. Go figure!
1969 A12 Roadrunner 1970 Plymouth Cuda 1968 Dodge Dart
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Re: Componet Restoration Service Recommendations
[Re: 71TA]
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11/17/22 11:53 PM
11/17/22 11:53 PM
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Posts: 707 California
BigDaddy440
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Non AC heater boxes with an unbroken "lip" go for around $1200-1500 now, IF yiou can find one. I wouldn't ship one. I think mine is in pretty solid shape. I'll try to take care of the refurbishment myself. Thanks.
1969 A12 Roadrunner 1970 Plymouth Cuda 1968 Dodge Dart
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