BeenThere

******SOLD*******NOS Oldsmobile turn signal cruise control lever. The box flap with the part number is gone. I believe this type was used on the full size cars from late 60's into the 70's. It is in beautiful NOS condition. $65.00, includes Priority Mail shipping. Bill OBryan 619 Courtview Dr. Greensburg, Pa. 15601 (724) 837-9341 obryan15@msn.com

Allan R

Isn't that for 73-77? IIRC the one for 71/72 which looks identical on the pushbutton end is a bolt in, not a screw in.

jensenracing77

the screw in style is the big car and the bolt on is the A body. Can't remember the years.

stetzie

If this works for a '71 Delta Royal convertible, I'm interested.
stetzie

stetzie

opps, my has wood graning on it. Never mind.
Thanks, stetzie

Allan R

Thx Eric, It looks exactly like the 72 NOS one I have for my Cutlass (except mine has the flat tab for bolt in). 71/72 look the same, but 70 and earlier had different appearance on the stalk.

70 CC stalk


Cruise is a relatively rare option for these old A, B and C bodies. Contrary to popular belief, even the B/C cars didn't all come loaded with options.

Allan R

?? The cruise switch on the dash of the Delta is just to turn the unit on/off - much like the rocker switch on the lower dash of the A body. None of the stalks on the Delta, Ninety Eight or Cutlass had wood grain on the levers. As Eric pointed out this is for B body cars (Delta is B body) so it will likely fit in nicely. This stalk is used 2 ways - for setting the cruise speed, and signal light indicator.

stevengerard

Correct, the years are 71 and later - 70 is the fluted style in the image above that Allan posted

Not a ton of cars had cruise but more than you'd think. Seems like a lot of the 2 BLL SX's got it and the convertibles - "cruising cars"

BeenThere

Found the part number flap inside the box. Original # 412341 was crossed out, 408847 hand written above it.

stetzie

Well, mine definitely has wood gaining on it. It my not be original, but it's what I have on my Convt.
stetzie

Allan R

Any chance you could post a pic of it? Never seen one with woodgrain and would like to see how it was done.

stetzie

Hi Allen, My car is in storage right now, but will try to get a picture of the lever and post it later.
stetzie

Convertcrazed

Did you sell?
Eric

Koda

I bought this one off of ebay recently. It should work for my 67 442, which I think was the first year for the A body to have the turn signal stick controller for cruise, with 66 being a dash switch. Apparently it does not have the flutes of the olde ones, so it's incorrect. Guess I'll use it until I find the correct one, it was pretty cheap.