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Where I grew up in PA, we did the same thing to the Duster, Volare and LeBaron. I'd probably do the same today, but my old Mopars NEVER see Winter or salt. My daily driver (truck) has 4wd, so no need to swap to Winter treads.

Anyone have a picture of the screws needed for the interior molding for the rear window? Thank you.

Oh yeah, the Captain and I go way back. :lol:

Thanks for all the birthday wishes, fellas. Funny story: We haven't had booze in the house for almost six months. We usually keep it in the kitchen cupboard - the door of which has our calendar on the back. I opened that door four times this week to look at the calendar before I spotted two...

I asked for a '69 Charger or a '71 Cuda. No dice, but the new cordless drill is nice.

Thank you all. It's not every day a man turns 25! :rofl:

Well, they're a few hours from you, but check Mountain Motors in Creston, OH.

I have no experience with them, but someone here on FBBO at one point recommended John Wolf and Co for rebuilding them. Allegedly, they have a 3 day turn around and you get your sending unit back all rebuilt and they work correctly. The phone is (440) 942-0083 Willoughby, OH. ($135). See post...

Makes sense. By "rear panel" do you mean the package tray?

I'm in the process of making the interior of my '73 Charger.. uhh... livable. In looking through my pile-o-parts, I'm wondering how the sail panels attach. It looks like there is only one clip to hold it on. That can't possibly be true, can it? Has anyone installed these before. @Nacho-RT74

Looking for a solid, rot-free back seat bottom frame. Mine is toast. Somewhere within driving distance of 44254 (Medina/Wooster, OH)

...and send him back to school for grammar and spelling.

Nice job! That gives me hope for doing mine later this month.

The split is slightly offset from the trunk lock - not dead center.

Or contact cement...

I just picked up some jute padding off Ebay for mine. A decent price at $19/yard and free shipping. In my case, I'm less concerned about heat, and more interested in sound-reduction. I just finished the process of cleaning up the roof, and letting the sun iron out the wrinkles in the...

Not Ansen's, but close...

Those are Ansen Sprint aluminum slots. They look awesome on any old car! Good luck; that will look sharp!

I had the same problem with the bezel for my ignition switch in my 68 Coronet. No matter how hard I pushed from behind the dash, there weren't enough threads exposed to tighten. Maybe remove some of the material from inside the hole??... Sorry Bryan, that's all I can think of.

More like a black vase, supposedly from Hawaii.