72golddustermike
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Looking for a nice set of windshield trim for my 70 roadrunner. I bought a set and polished and looked great but it is for a sedan!
FOUND 70 roadrunner windshield trim
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Bill Monk
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I thought the hardtop and sedan had the same windshield?
72golddustermike
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This is what i purchased
Dodge33
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You can use most of the trim you purchased.. the two bottom pieces are the same, the A-pillars are a little longer in length, so they will need (trimmed/cutoff) at the bottom, and will be hidden, under the lower cowl trim. The top piece of trim, will NOT work, 4dr sedan, wagon only! You will need a Hardtop/Coupe upper windshield trim piece. Hdtp/Coupe windshield trim, is what you need. Hope this helps some! Dodge33
Dodge33
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No, sedan,wagon has a taller windshield vs the Hdtp/Coupe/Post car.
1970 Roadrunner
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Have all you need. Driver and will need polishing. $140 plus the ride .....unless you're in SW Mo. anytime. I'm 35 miles north of Branson. Shipping might hurt even close like you are.
'68 Charger
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See if this helps for future reference so members can save money by not making mistakes on this topic. Take it from a guy who parted out a '68 Coronet 4 door and owns a '68 Charger. I did a side by side comparison and took pics to document. All 5 front windshield trim pieces from the 4 door are longer than the 2 door version. Also the top trim piece for a 2 door has more of a curve towards the ends.
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Here are the pics:
Dodge33
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I do agree partly with post #8 (68 Charger) but my only issue is, on the lower cowl (windshield trim) you cannot measure the length of a curved area of trim, by placing them side by side. There will be one piece of trim longer than the other, because of distance. You have to place them one on top of the other, to get the overall distance, (length). I have sold a many of cowl top's and bottoms, off of 4dr sedan's, at Carlisle, with no issue's, to people, installing these on 2dr cars. Just trying to find out, where the distance difference is in the lower cowl trim as described in post number #8. Please let me understand further. My brother and I are friends with (MoparMark) in Colorado, and he has seen our drilled sheetmetal, at Chryslers at Carlisle, and we have had a few conversations about any differences in cowl tops & bottoms, and we came to the same conclusions, that there is no differences. I am not here to argue, just trying to help when we can, and to be a good B-bodies member. Have a great day everybody! Dodge33
72golddustermike
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looks like my bottoms will work but sides are not only longer the angle at the top differs.
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