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My first Viper caliper has arrived - O'Reilly's could not get the rebuild calipers they advertise on their website. I got on eBay and found a pair of OEM calipers. Pricey compared to the Cobra calipers, but mmmmm . . . Viper logo. That said, I'd prefer these be gloss black with a gold...

Dam, sorry about your bad luck. Kim

Thanks Agree.. a lot of trimming I ended up sewing the edges to match the original style the vinyl color was also off do re dyed that also .

If I cut a piece of sheet metal one and three-quarter inch, then it should slide in the channel and lock in. And with a clip like this, it should be press fitted into that hole and lock in as well. This would be a very simple one cut one weld for each part. heck I could even fab them and sell...

The problem with used parts as they won’t exist for this part. What I mean to say is you have to destroy them to take them out. That old plastic is brittle as hell and won’t hold either. If you do get one out that’s not destroyed.

I don’t think by itself that will work as it has to lock into the rocker moulding as well as the hole. I was thinking of a sheet metal piece that slides in the rocker moulding channel and welding a door panel clip to it. It’s strong and easy to fab and all metal and snap fits.

Did you call Stephens Performance - World's largest vintage Mopar Salvage Operation

It does suck, but it could always of been worst. Could have hit on the leading edge of the roof or front of the hood, still sucks though.

Wrong way Peachfuzz Motor Works …

I called the “Mopar Shop” and spoke to Ed. He is searching for me as well.

Went to pick up some parts for a buddy, was driving home and a big truck going the opposite way fired a sizeable rock off a tire and just middled the windshield. GRRR...

You might mention it to him,he might not know.

Wow, what a screw up.

I guess he’s not too concerned about it haha. I think that was the longest trip that car has made since the 1970s. I was really happy to see it out again.

@Charles Cook

Huh? Sound like your ignition switch

But the 70 has a knob on it to open and close if motor is bad.

For Sale: 1970 Charger 500. N code 383/727 car. PS, PDB, and A/C. Factory FC7 purple with white vinyl top and interior. Super nice body. Only metal replacement was the center of trunk pan, right trunk extension, and a patch only bottom of right quarter panel. Rear valence was replaced due to...

The motor doesn’t work or just isn’t hooked up. That car was restored 25 years ago and it’s been like that ever since.