Author Topic: WANTED : Less Common 1967 Turn Signal Lever  (Read 302 times)

Offline 196667Bob

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WANTED : Less Common 1967 Turn Signal Lever
« on: March 02, 2023, 03:47:12 AM »
I am looking for an Excellent or better (not needing Replating), 1967 Turn Signal Lever, but unlike the more common ones that are 7-1/2? overall length, and have the chrome plated, removable plastic knob, the one that I am looking for is 7-15/16? overall length, and is all metal, with a non-removable knob. In addition, the depression on the end of the knob, unlike the shorter ones where the depression is shiny chrome, the depression on the longer lever has a brushed or ?spun? look. The knob portion itself, while approximately the same length (1-3/16?),  has a  slightly different taper than the removable plastic knob. This has been observed on both San Jose and Dearborn cars, on both Tilt and non-Tilt applications. It also appears to have the same Part Number (C7AZ-13305-A), with the possible exception that the shorter one has been observed with an ?A2? suffix on at least one box.
I have attached several pictures showing the one for which I am seeking, as well as the more common ones for comparison.
Any help will be appreciated. Please PM me if you can be of any help.
Thanks,
Bob
1966 Coupe, C Code, 3 Sp MT, 6T07C154XXX, Build Date 11/22/65
1967 Conv, C Code, C4, 7F03C154XXX, Actual Build Date 01/31/67
MCA 04909