this stuff is just awsome, im learning so much, i didnt realize they made so many different fender mounted turn signals for mopar, while on the subject of turn signals, does anybody have a light assembly for the left side fender for a 71 imperial, mine is rotted out where the bulb socket is connected to the assembly, or is there a way to replace the socket as it is built into the housing. ----- Original Message ----- From: <imperial67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 6:07 PM Subject: Re: IML: Fender Mounted Turn Signal > I'm pretty certain that the screw for the chrome trim should be a > Phillips-head (+), not a slotted type (-). And while this does remove the > trim, the rectangular slot in the fender (through which the solid amber lens > pokes its head) is smaller than the diameter of the bulb and socket... so you > have to change them from underneath on a '67 or '68 Imperial. > > I believe the '68 Fury used the stand-up style bullet-shaped turn signal > indicators in its front fenders, which are configured somewhat differently > than the low-profile angular jobbies on the Imperials of that era. (Though > they do like kinda like miniature '63 Imperial taillamps!) > > Chris in LA > > On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 15:21:39 -0700 Hallock Lorraine > <blondcoranet@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > on the 68 fender turn light, if it is chrome, the lense should have a > screwdriver slot on the end of it, if so, it just screws out, but they have > a tendacy to brake, i had a 68 fury once with these lights and both broke > when i tried to screw them out. > >