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Young eyes! Good catch. Now the search continues.

I just removed some of the trim clops. Appear to be original. Rocker palel drilled or punched for the clip. screw looks like it keeps the clips from turning. My old eyes think that they see P4007 part number?

Speaking of '63 Polaras (not a 500), where can I get the plastic clips that mount to the top of the fender and door for the trim? Same question for the plastic clips that are screwed onto the rocker panels for that trim.

I was an AFCS (automatic flight control systems) specialist (autopilot) on F4's in the 1960's. Tactical Air Command (TAC) then Combat Crew Training Squadron (CCTS) assignments.

They may have been very needy or abused as children. Congress should form a committee to investigate the cause.

What did you get the "mirror image" exhaust manifold from?

I have the same issue. A buddy of mine forwarded a document to me on March 6th. 3 weeks later, with nothing being delivered, I had the State issue another. This one was sent to me by registered mail with a tracking number and a signature required. Now, on April 8th, the original shows up in the...

Thank you. Exactly what I needed.

I have been welding in patches on my '63 Polara. I am having one issue. At the front of the rear wheel opening, where the quarter rolls under, I can't tell exactly how far the patch should go. If someone will send or post a picture of an early B front of the wheel opening, from the bottom, I...

Not politically correct solution with a guarantee; When you change the green antifreeze in your MoPar, set it out in bowls. Keep your pets away though. No noise from any firearm, pellet gun, or explosives.

If you are a halfway decent shot, sub sonic 22's don't make much noise, and if well placed, will be instantaneous.

What year LA 318 is in your '65? Mated to the '65 cable operated 727? Issues?

I wonder if that would work on the inside of the quarter panels in the trunk area. Looks like some type of undercoating, but not completely covered, then body color painted.

Hoping to find out before working on the quarter panel.

Hoping that someone can tell me about the bracing that goes from the wheel well to the inside of the quarter panel on an early B convertible. Appears to have some type of rubbery material between the brace and the quarter. Is it an adhesive?

Sure would be easier to look at than my old squadron commander, Robin Olds.

Thank you. Just checking because the convertible is new to me. I am used to a hardtop '65 B body. Rust never sleeps. Cut, fit & weld.

I purchased a pair of rear wheel wells for early B bodies. My '63 convertible seems to have a different shape in the rearmost part. Almost appear to be flattened somewhat. Anybody with a convertible able to confirm or deny this observation on my part? Easy enough to modify if necessary.

You are exactly right. My dad served in WWII, uncles also. More uncles served during Korea. I served during 'Nam. Reality seems to be that when it's over; it's over. Kids think that it's video games. Not taught in schools anymore. Of course, unrevised history or civics aren't either.