Shifter boot, 74 tii clock, rear view mirror, early front bumper

[PetrolJunky]

Looking for the following

4 speed shift boot

Working 74 tii clock

Good condition rear view mirror

Good condition early front bumper

[jim318]

Hi, You didn't say which rear view mirror, inside or outside.   Jim   PS I have some very clean interior mirrors.  

[PetrolJunky]

Sorry, the one that connects to the windshield interior

[ray_]

You can get that old clock fixed. It's just a quartz movement (in '74).

 

Cheers,

[Conserv]

You can get that old clock fixed. It's just a quartz movement (in '74).

Cheers,

I'm not certain about that, Ray. The '74 clock I put in my '76 was in my "spares bin" for at least three decades. It replaced a '72 clock I installed when the '76 was brand new (the '72's lack of a "cross-hairs" face didn't bother me until the clock stopped). The '74, of course, was also broken, and North Hollywood replaced the guts with a quartz unit because they said they could not repair the original electro-mechanical mechanism (but others could).

I have previously heard this "quartz-in-'74" concept, but I believe it may be based on already-replaced mechanisms. After all, tii clocks have been failing since the day they were installed -- if not sooner! I have a '74 tii spare clock and, if I can locate it, I'll take a look at what's inside (assuming I don't have to butcher the clock).

Whichever way '74 tii clocks arrived from the factory, the clock's innards are easily replaced with a quartz movement.

Best regards,

Steve

[ray_]

Hmm. Well it's certainly less mechanical than '73 (btw, mine is still working -- let's jinx it ).

 

True, I don't know firsthand about the later clock(s). Other than as you said, the movement is fairly easily replace.

 

Cheers,

[jim318]

I have 2 or 3 very nice interior mirrors but never seen one attached to the windshield, the ones I have attach to the interior roof just behind the windshield, if this works for you I want $20+shipping from 97754.  Thanks  Jim 

[PetrolJunky]

I am sorry, I meant the ones that attach to the top of the ceiling not the windshield