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I am trying to repair a cracked trim piece that goes over the glove box of a friends 70 Road Runner. It's plastic but, I'd like to know what the best way is to fix this cracked piece. A certain type of glue? Epoxy? I don't want to have to replace this piece if I don't have to. I know, the bird...

Well, I just looked for them & they are not on the backing plates. I can't remember what I did with them but, if I find them I'll let you know right away. My apologies.

They are in VGC. It WAS my car & is in real nice shape to this day.

I'll do $20 ea. +shipping. I will have to remove them from the backing plates. I'll send you pix as soon as I get the chance.

Yep, for that kind of money, it SHOULD be 100% correct.

This truck was sitting in a warehouse for almost 25 years. Under 97,000 miles, NO ROT ANYWHERE. It's a 318, factory NP435 4-speed & Dana 3:54 geared rear truck. It had been in a front-end accident & was never put back together. I see NO frame damage & ALL front sheet metal was MIA & not to be...

Front or rear? I have 2 fronts from a 70 R.R. in excellent shape.

I'm pretty sure but not positive, but I think they are placed behind the doors & in front of the rear wheel openings. sorry I don't have measurements either. Maybe look at some old photos of 71 GTXs?

I will get before & after pictures when I'm finished with this project. I also have to paint part of the steering column on this car also. Lucky for me, I have the correct Burnt Orange paint for it.

That's what I was thinking. Thanks for the super quick response

I'm doing some cosmetic work on a friends 70 R.R. and I need a dash trim piece removed. The piece is the one above the glove box (the one in the picture with the (wrongly placed) bird on it. I'd like to know how it's attached so I don't break it upon removal. I asked the same question on FRRO...

I just now saw your message. It is the one I was looking at. There is a REPLY button at the top left of the ad. click on it & choose the way you would like to reply, e-mail, call or chat. It may be worth looking into.

It's not the one. The car I've seen is light green metalic, dog dish hub caps & looks to be a real 68 Super Bee.

I don't have a link, but it's still on Craigslist & it's in Kearneysville, Maryland.

Did you ever look into that one on Craigslist in Maryland for $30 grand? It looks like a pretty nice car for that price.