Door panel clips

[RedBeard]

What do you have and did manufacturing location or year of car 66 or 67 make a difference? Clips change in 67?

OR

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

What do you have and did manufacturing location or year of car 66 or 67 make a difference? Clips change in 67?

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Pic 2 Is what my 70 came with

 

[snakeoil24]

I have a big bag of these sitting around fo rever for 66, 67 the wire type

 

[440 4 speed]

Some of ours have had one or the other. They were from the factory.
The January 67 Charger has the first photo clips.

 

[s/w theo]

I've had both kind of clips on the same vehicle & I know they were the factory original installations. Chrysler probably used what was readily available to them during assembly. I always save these kinds of things too for some reason.

 

[RedBeard]

Yeah, same on my car. Think I like the non-wire clip best.

 

[Stowe]

I have the clip on the right actually looking for a few of the . Late 66 build date

 

[493 Mike]

I'm using the sheet metal type on my 65 build as the upholsterer swears the wire loop on the frog leg type will show through foam padding, he likes to use.
Mike

 

[toolmanmike]

I'm using the sheet metal type on my 65 build as the upholsterer swears the wire loop on the frog leg type will show through foam padding, he likes to use.
Mike

And they will. I didn't know there were flat ones available. They might work on my dash pad as well.

 

[Loulang]

Mine had the wire

 

[ODZKing]

I know my 73 has the wire clips. My 67 I think uses both, depends on the application. Door panels are metal one I believe.

 

[toolmanmike]

The original wire clips were softer, more springy, and easier to snap in place. You can ruin a panel with the new stiff ones. . A different type of clip but the same deal with under hood insulation. I about broke my thumb trying to snap them in place. I went to NAPA and bought a bag of plastic Christmas Tree clips. Easy peasy.