1970 hideaway light conversion

[69NooYawker]

Hi all,

I have a line on some hideaway lights and I'm thinking about maybe doing a Sport Fury clone with the III. It's such a fantastic aggressive look. I was just wondering about the conversion process from regular lights to hideaways and wanted to see if:

a) Anyone had done it
b) It was worth it

Thanks!

 

[Rwc]

It's commonly done. CanCritter did it to his, you might ask him for the details. He documented it in a thread for fuselage c bodies

 

[polara71]

Everyone has done it

 

[Rwc]

I know when I did mine it was the small stuff that was the most aggrevating. Happily sold it and going with the original grille

 

[MTMoparfan65]

I have both '70 and '71 Fury hideaway headlight setups if anyone is interested. Both have the motors. I also have a Sport Fury hood with the integral blinkers.

 

[69NooYawker]

I have both '70 and '71 Fury hideaway headlight setups if anyone is interested. Both have the motors. I also have a Sport Fury hood with the integral blinkers.

What would want for the 70 setup?

 

[65MonacoND]

I would be interested in the 70 grill and hood

 

[MTMoparfan65]

Guys that are interested in the headlight assy/hood, please hit me up on PM with an offer. I also have the front "Sport Fury" marker lights. Thanks.

 

[65MonacoND]

69 Nooyorker beat me to it. He can have at it. Thanks

 

[MarPar]

Everyone has done it

And?

 

[CanCritter]

use brackets on left and right sides...they need to be modified. Takes minutes..4 holes to drill...you need to find a center brace that holds motor...will need hidden headlight motor
Critters other mistress..1970 Plymouth Fury 3

 

[polara71]

No "

And?

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No "And" on my end, a simple statement. If there's an "And" that you're waiting for you don't have enough perpetual pop corn