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This OEM used MOPAR bumper reinforcement is in excellent condition. Asking $100.00 for it for FBBO members. This was recently pulled off my wife's 2018 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk so that we could install a new MOPAR bumper reinforcement with the trailer hitch receiver added to it. This part may...

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I purchased my kit from E-Body Parts & Restoration in Madera, CA back in 2021. Not sure if they are still around but if not somebody else should be reproducing them. If you need measurements on the clip let me know -good luck!

I have new clips like these for my skinny side trim. I bought them as part of a kit that also included the large 'D' shaped clips that hold my wide trim to the car.

Hi... I have the 64 Polara model so I have 2 different side trim sizes. Are you looking for the clip that holds the skinner trim in place on your 440 model?

I pulled this rear seat out of a junkyard 1964 Dodge Polara hardtop many years ago and I can't remember now if it was a 2 door or 4 door car. And I also can't remember if it matters application-wise. This seat has never been wet since I DO remember that the car had all of its glass in it and...

Have you tried contacting Joe Suchy in Georgia? He and his business specialize in our 62-65 B Bodies. joesuchy64@gmail.com or 770-964-4441

I'm surprised no one has contacted you as well. When I was searching there were times where guys had convertible seats for sale here, but their frames were always different than what I needed. I also learned that 64 Plymouth converts and 64 Dodge converts took different rear seats. I know that...

I'm been off the site more than I've been on lately so I'm just now seeing this post. I was very fortunate to find 'museum quality' rear seats for my 64 Polara convertible earlier this year. I had to drive from MD to TN to get them, but was well worth it IMHO. I had been looking at Carlisle and...

Very cool! I luv it when another 64 Polara drop top hits the cruise in / local car show circuit!

Tried to correctly align the pics but I don't see how that's done. If a MOD could help with that I'd appreciate it. Tks!

I'm posting this today for 2 reasons. The first is to publicly thank two B -Bodies members here who helped me score [in near museum piece condition] rear seats for my 1964 Dodge Polara convertible last weekend. The second reason for my post is to maybe give others restoring these cars some hope...

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I'm in Maryland, and I'm interested in a rear seat that's for sale for my 64 Polara located about 40 minutes north of Knoxville, Tennessee. Are there any TN members here who live in that area? If so and you're willing to help please PM me. Thanks! Steve

Very Cool!!!! Thanks a lot for posting this. I didn't know that my [base] 64 Polara convertible cost more than then any of the hardtop Polara models. And I also didn't know that it was offered in grey paint. I don't think I've ever seen a Polara in grey.

I have those same braces on my '64 Polara convertible, but I've not had to touch them during the restoration of the car. I believe that they were spot welded to the quarter at the factory and I have the same type of undercoat over mine that you show in your pics. My guess is that any type of...

Looking great! there Doug. I've never seen that interior before but then again I don't see too many Canadian Polara convertibles either. And congrats on owning your car for 60 years!!

Thanks Dan. Your car is my inspiration! :)

I sent them my original covers, but as I mentioned they were in pretty bad condition. I didn't receive any discounts from them.

Sam - My OEM interior was pretty much toast so there's no comparison between the new SMS material and what I sent them. Maybe someone on the site here with an OEM interior still in their car can best respond to you. My car was originally a California car and the sun cooked the interior and the...