Which ignition...?

[sanders7981]

   so which one of the ignitions below are correct for a 1969 charger?  And what car does the smaller one go to if not a charger? 

[Troy]

Smaller one is 1962-1968. The longer ones with the large bezel are 1969 only. After that they went to the column.

None are Charger specific. They fit all Chryslers of those years.

Troy

[sanders7981]

Thanks Troy!

[Ghoste]

And even though they now repop the 69 only one, I wouldn't get rid of it just yet.

[sanders7981]

I plan on keeping it.  I have the keys for it and the door/ trunk locks so an well.  Just wanted to make sure which one goes to what, and which one I can out up for sale.

[Ghoste]

Then obviously the short one must be a special Hemi one which can easily retrofit other cars. 

[sanders7981]

Then obviously the short one must be a special Hemi one which can easily retrofit other cars. 

I'll make sure to put that in the title.   

[Troy]

Dealers still have the earlier versions in stock AND they're available aftermarket. They aren't worth a whole lot used. I don't know about the lock cylinders though. The 69 only version was nearly unobtainable there for a while (once dealer stock was depleted) but it is now being reproduced. I once bought an entire box of NOS ones because someone I knew needed one. I think I still have several - I just don't know where the box is in the garage!

Troy

[Nacho-RT74]

I once bought an entire box of NOS ones because someone I knew needed one. I think I still have several

where they came from?



( never thought after all these years you still had some LOL )

[Ghoste]

Thats why you have to embellish the ad for the short style, its common availability. 

[sanders7981]

Thats why you have to embellish the ad for the short style, its common availability. 

Lol... "Shorter ignition = quicker starting time due to the length of inner coil". Woot woot!! 

[Ghoste]

There you go.  Don't forget a buy it now price that is double a new one in the aftermarket.