Front Turn Signal Adapter for Aftermarket signals

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Re: Front Turn Signal Adapter for Aftermarket signals

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tory wrote: Tue Feb 14, 2023 11:44 pm Yes. Friendship 1
bought one from them in 1980. Had it on our 78
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Re: Front Turn Signal Adapter for Aftermarket signals

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I'm looking to sell the whole rig when spring hits.
I did like my 83 and terraplane better, but I think just a preference. Not that one was better than the other.
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