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Thanks for the suggestion. The part looks pretty simple to fabricate so I might just do that.

I wonder if by 69 they figured out how to avoid using rivets. I think I'm just going to weld the holes shut. The rivets don't seem to be providing anything special and I like a cleaner look....

@Roadie 69 Welcome and I love your car. I put a lot of love into my '69 RR until I found a buyer who loved it more :) I'm now working on a '68 Coronet and LOVE your rear end. Can you give me some details? Where/how did you narrow the rear? What did you do about the suspension? What size...

@EARLY B I wasn't sure if you saw my answer to your question. Thanks for any help you can give. Terry

It looks like the spacer is 1 1/8" long.

Sorry for the delay; I’m out of town and will get you a measurement by week’s end. Thanks!

@Rob'68Net, DANG, I would NOT have guessed this! Okay, that changes things. Thank you for taking the pic! Seeing is believing.

Good suggestion. Thanks!

Thanks everyone; this is NOT what I would have guessed.

I accidentally broke the plastic bump out/spacer for the headlight in my 68 Coronet. I can buy a used complete set of 8 with other hardward for $35 (including shipping) on eBay (1968 dodge coronet headlight hardware plastic bump out pegs spacers grille 68 | eBay) but I only need one or two...

Hey @eldubb440. I guess I shouldn't have ground them off then.... :)

I'm not sure what you're suggesting. Are you saying because this is a difficult place to spot weld that the factory used rivets? Or, are you saying it will be difficult for me to spot weld?

So, do you think yours are factory?

Okay, I THINK this is a stupid question but ... I'm restoring the front fenders on my 68 Coronet. There clearly was some damage done to the very front and I cleaned out a lot of bondo to reveal some pretty fun dents. My question is: I see these two rivets that seem to be holding the top of the...

Yep, thanks @dadsbee and @mopar jack . Those seals were what I needed. Sorry for the poor picture and explantion.

I'm restoring the fenders on my 68 Coronet and I removed these cardboard-y strips that were clipped in. I need to replace these but don't know what they're called. I know there are folks here who know. Thanks!

Here's something I saw in Marketplace: M&H Race Master slicks

Thanks for your responses, everyone. I just went ahead and double checked my measurements and welded the fabricated piece on. You can see what I started with, the fabrication, and the fabbed piece welded in. I will finish the corner and then cut out the tabs and weld the bottom.

Thanks, Tom. I've been pretty meticulous so far and everyone's posting here is correct; I'm overthinking it.

Another good point. The tabs are on the section I'm fabbing. I'll remeasure my newly fabbed piece to make sure I have the measurements correct.