69 Charger Cruise Control Pictures

[Charger69RTSE]

I am looking for pictures of a 1969 Charger Cruise Control setup in the engine bay.  I would like pictures showing all the connections (carb, intake mounting bracket, firewall bracket, booster bracket, and fender brackets).  If possible, I would like pictures showing the routing of the cables and hoses as well.  Thanks for any help.

[Shakey]

I don't have all my old photos handy but I do recall some salvage yard tours I took a number of years ago and posting pics of a few with cruise control.  They may not be as detailed as you like but....

You'll have to search for some old threads of mine using keywords like salvage, yard, tour, photos etc.  AZ, CA, NC, NM, SC, TX

[Ghoste]

There was a thread on not too long ago as well that was about trying to identify a bracket that spun off into a number of cruise control underhood pics but I can't recall much more about it.

[70 sublime]

I had a 69 with cruise control for a while and everytime I came across a picture I saved it 

Hope it helps

[gtx6970]

just as an FYI,
the 1969 and earlier servo has 2 vacuum line connections.

the 1970 and later has only the 1

[tan top]

did have the complete set up saved , but lost that file when computer blew up last year    ,  this is all I have saved now  , same really as  ( 70 sublime ) posted    

[Charger69RTSE]

Thanks to everyone so far for the pictures and info.  Still hoping for pictures of the firewall bracket, intake bracket, and carb connections.  Thanks again.

[gtx6970]

Servo mounting brackets
1970-71 E body on the left
1973 B body in the center
1968-70 B body on the right ( missing one stud )

[gtx6970]

Carb control cable guide bracket.
Mounts to the inboard side of the master cylinder

[gtx6970]

The cable to throttle cable bracket mounting clamp ( one shown I am pretty sure is small block)

[ODZKing]

I am looking for pics as well.  Except mine would be for 73-74 B body with big block all though I don't think that matters on those years (according to the parts book).

[gtx6970]

The lost motion link on the carb lever

[gtx6970]

I am looking for pics as well.  Except mine would be for 73-74 B body with big block all though I don't think that matters on those years (according to the parts book).

The only difference is the style of servo and it's mounting bracket

[gtx6970]

Servo for a 1970 and later,,,,,up thru approx 1974 -75 time frame.
Later 1970's models used a plastic bodied servo.

1969 and older servos have 2 vacuum hose connections and on the 2 wire connections.
1970 and later uses a single vacuum connector and 3 wire connections.

1969 and older uses a vacuum disconnect type switch on the brake pedal to dis-able the cruise
1970 and later uses an electrical dis-connect switch on the brake pedal ( the white switch and it mounting bracket shown )

[ODZKing]

Here is the one I have for my 73.  I know it was a dealer ad on and it was in the trunk from PO when I bought the car.
He yanked everything but the stalk. The servo and cables (some anyway) were in the trunk. I only see one connection, the one double and 2 vac hoses. Will this work?

[ODZKing]

I just took a couple better ones. One double terminal, 2 vac hoses with a number on the side of 3298482

[gtx6970]

I've never seen that style of servo before so I can't comment on it

the 69 and down style the 2 hose connections are on the same side of the casting( pointing forward )
I've got an old one here ,,,somewhere

[VegasCharger]

I don't know if this helps but here's a pic of all necessary (I believe) parts required. Looks to be the 70 and later due to the single vac line on the servo.