Electrical – Switches, Relays – Page 6 – StageWonRestoration.com & DieCastMuscleCars.com

Thermal Air Intake Vacuum Sensor Retainer

This is the Retainer that houses the Cold Air (Thermal Air Intake) Sensor to the Air Cleaner assembly Fits 1968 - 1972 Note: Sensor also available if needed! (Engine Page) Stage 1 Restoration has the most hardware of any vendor for the 1970 – 1972 GS / GSX & Skylark Models. Don’t see what you need ? Give me a call, we probably have it!

$6.00 Add to cart

Vacuum Switch – 3 Port

3 Port Vacuum Switch Mounts on Intake Manifold This is similar to the Factory one but slightly different in appearance If you're building a Concours Car you'll want to locate an Original Switch for judging purposes This is as close to OE as we have on today's market If you need a Vacuum Hose kit and Routing Instructions click here > Vacuum Tree Hose Kit Note: Ports go to the following:

Top Port - To Vacuum Advance (Distributor)
Middle Port - To T.C.S. Solenoid (Attached to Carb)
Bottom Port - To Tee Fitting (Then to Air Cleaner & Carb)

$35.00 Add to cart

Voltage Regulator Cover

Reproduction Delco Remy Voltage Regulator Cover Features Original Delco Remy Stamping on Cover! Fits – Most A-Body Cars from that era. . Note: The manufacture of these lists them as NOS (Not confirmed but . . . ) . . Note: As with most Metal Parts being offered today they simply have an "E-Coating" on them so plan on painting them for best results! .

$29.00 Add to cart

Voltage Regulator Radio Capacitor

Correct GM Voltage Regulator Radio Capacitor Fits 1964 - 1972 GM Vehicles .

$27.00 Add to cart

Wiper Switch Ground Tab – OE

This is an OEM Part Windshield Wiper Switch Ground Spade These are NOT currently reproduced. Fits 1970 – 1972 Wiper Switches These have now sold out but I'm leaving them on here so our customers can see what is needed in case they're missing it. Note: Because Buick used a Plastic Dash Bezel it is required to Ground the Headlight Switch & the Windshield Switch! Photo below shows the Factory Grounds for the Headlight Switch and the Wiper Switch. These should be in use for each switch to work properly.