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Topic: Power windows into a 1970 Swinger (Read 454 times)
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Shadowfax
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My wife would like power windows installed in her Pink 1970 Swinger - problem is that the paddock is the only place I can find anything about power window conversions - and then the issue is that it only shows 71 and up - any help?
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dartracer
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Check out some street rod shops, they have several kits to choose from. Dave
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cu440da
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'67 Notchback- 12.85 @ 109mph
440, M1, modified 750 Holley, .509 cam, template ported 906's, ProParts, 3" x-piped mandrel bent exhaust, Spintech's, 4.10 Sure Grip, 3200 stall, CalTracs and mono's, RR hood bulge fresh air system
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Shadowfax
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here's the issue, electriclife and most of the kits are for 1971 up - I know of no differences between the 70 and 71 that should matter, but I've never put in power windows. It's my wife's car so it needs to be pretty much a drop in and go...
anyone ever actually USED one of these kits?
I can find places that sell, but no reviews and no first hand experiences...
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MikeR
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I've installed Electric life power window regulators and they work well...their on my current dart project. They sent me regulators that looked like this:  I had to modify them to not have all that stuff on the end (scissor contraption) and had to shorten the lift arms. Other than that they work fine. Oh, the mounting holes didn't line up either.... so it wasn't a plug and play deal in my case but they work fine now.
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Shadowfax
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I had to modify them to not have all that stuff on the end (scissor contraption) and had to shorten the lift arms. Other than that they work fine. Oh, the mounting holes didn't line up either....
so it wasn't a plug and play deal in my case but they work fine now.
Care to help a guy out with "current" pics if I get stuck? Wiring was easy enough?
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MikeR
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Hard to take pictures up inside the door...mine are 73+ doors and are a little different.
The regulator not hard to pull out, when you get the power versions just make sure they match the arm length of your originals, Hopefully they'll mount correctly.
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SuperBeast '70 Dart Roller 383 w/ much aluminum Viper T-56, StreetTwin, hydraulic throwout, HD Dana 60, AlterKtion An enforcer for the Mopar Mafia!
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Shadowfax
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Thanks, but am I the only one seeing 1970 Dodge Dart? The kits they offer are 63-66 and 73-76 - hence the reason I said that in the begining... I've done enough, long enough to know that YES, it's ALWAYS possible... but I was sorta wondering if anyone had already put power windows in a 70 Dart, or if there was anything that wouldn't be totally custom.
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motorhead446
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Get in touch with Lobukdstr(Greg), made his own for his duster.
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WildCat
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Thanks, but am I the only one seeing 1970 Dodge Dart? The kits they offer are 63-66 and 73-76 - hence the reason I said that in the begining... I've done enough, long enough to know that YES, it's ALWAYS possible... but I was sorta wondering if anyone had already put power windows in a 70 Dart, or if there was anything that wouldn't be totally custom. I contacted them about my 67 and they said they had a kit that would work...............WORK/FIT...........might have had to modify. The kit is for the front windows only. The rear would have to be a universal kit. After looking at the door jamb and how I could run the wiring I choose to keep the manual windows. I wanted a CLEAN look and didn't see a good place to install the contact switches
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67 Dart Convertible "340" 4 speed, Custom Interior "Do It Again" 81 Imperial 14,000 miles, UNRESTORED 99 Plymouth Prowler "WildCat" custom paint, chrome wheels, grill & doorhandles
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Crazy68Dart
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I would bet you a dollar that modifications will be required. If it is drop in all the better, but I highly doubt it. 
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