Non-factory Cruise Control Install

[69sixpackbee]

has anyone installed a newer servo-type cruise control?
If so, what was the donor vehicle?
Thanx,
Bud

[72 longhorn BB]

Don't get bummed when I say this, but in researching how/where to find all the vintage CC parts for a Chev. setup, I also found out that Chrysler has a real simple system off 1972 - 1984 cars (lots to be fouond).

Basically the servo and transducer are integrated in the same package, all you need is the stalk switch, some wire and a throttle cable/bracket.

The brake cutout comes off the stop lamp circuit.

Go to :http://www.geocities.com/tv_larsen/cruise.html

for more details, and let me know how it turned out.

[pjmoreland]

I installed a cruise control setup from an early '80s Caprice.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php3?t=151318

[69sixpackbee]

Those are great add ons!
I do have an aftermarket cruise in mine right now. It is the vacuum pod type and it will lose itself a while up a slight incline because of the lack of sufficient vacuum so that is why I want to upgrade to an electric servo type that is found in newer vehicles.
unfortunately, the newer ones are operated by the ECM in most vehicles so I am really going to have to search to find a more stand-alone unit.
Thanx for the info guys

[mvpco]

I am looking for the Vacuum servo with bracket and cable for a 1972 Chevy C10 factory Cruise setup


Jeff Smith
Pensacola, FL
850-475-5030