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Restored 67 Satellite tailpannel.

No, just telling you that it is not a Satellite trunk panel.

Satellite and GTX are different.

I can't tell from the angle of the pictures, but if it's a front bumper it is a 66. 67 has parking light holes.

@vital

Actually the part numbers you found are for the backup light housings. The lens will have a different number if you find any. There should be 13 studs for attachment to the trunk that are also separate parts. The trunk lock bezel isn't on your part, and that's also a separate piece. This may...

I looked at the Belvedere II panel that I have and no part number or pentastar anywhere on it. Your piece could be NOS. What kind of box was it in? Does it have any evidence of ever being on a car, or any attaching hardware?

The last I recall the Belvedere piece was not being reproduced. The Satellite/GTX piece is reproduced or was. I'm not sure that there is a pentastar or part number on them from the factory. I have a Belvedere piece stashed somewhere and I will try to look today. Personally I wouldn't give 400...

Looks more like Plymouth GTX molding than Coronet R/T molding. The pictures don't show the shape very well.

66's were metal, most 67's were plastic. Hope this helps.

All 66-67 B bodies are the same.

Price?

What all were you buying for $500? The surrounds would sell fast for twice that, but someone would probably ask 3 times the $500. Sometimes when it sounds to good to be true, it a scam. It's a big red flag using another's account too. Sorry about your expensive lesson, but a lot of us have been...

67 has backup lights in the bumper. It's a 66 piece.

How does it compare to original?

Can we assume they are tested and work?

Wish I were closer.

Pictures of any of this?

I certainly didn't intend it that way. All 67 GTX'S were factory equipped with rocker trim. The 67 Satellite had trim that ran the lower belt line.

The GTX'S had the rocker molding, also the Belvedere II silver special came with the GTX moldings. It's also a preferred way to go when deleting the side trim.