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You can solder up the holes and polish them so they shine just like the stainless. You need a special acid stainless flux and silver solder.

They made steel nose cones, aluminum rear spoilers, stamped steel rear window inserts and all the other little parts that made a Superbird unique, I doubt that they had a problem with ordering up a few thousand special rear windows from their glass supplier to go with it all. As for new back...

ECS has these: https://www.ecs-exhaust.com/products/1970-b-body-w-440-cid-engine-h-pipes

Not to worry, Chrysler bought Dodge and now people call Dodge a Mopar, Chrysler bought AMC so I call those cars a Mopar as well. :) You may have more luck on this site though: The AMC Forum

There are plenty on Amazon.

Do a search for 1970 road runner hood insert. They're sold from time to time on here, and often on ebay. AMD used to offer them new but I think they're discontinued.

Those switches were pretty much the same from 1969 to 1977, try widening your search. :) Good Luck...

I would do a search for crimp-on 'flag connector'.

Back when the wrecking yards were full of 5th Avenues and other M bodies, those were a good source for remote trunk openers.

I've never had a balance in my Paypal account, nor do they have any of my banking info. If I buy something with Paypal, they transfer the charge to my credit card. They do have that data, but I thought it was less risky for them to have it instead of giving it to every merchandiser and seller...

Big block auto, it's for a 1970 road runner. Thanks.

If anyone switched to a four speed or console shifter and wants to sell their old linkage, let me know! Basically, I need everything in this picture including the torque shaft brackets. Thanks.

Any chance something from here could be made to work? https://blog.steelerubber.com/simple-guide-to-glass-run-channel/

He isn't looking for a C body Gran Fury, he wants the B body Fury like the green picture he posted. The 1975 road runner was based on the Fury.

Practice with some different strength solutions of RIT dye...

The factory did install them on production line cars. Plymouth even offered the b block 350 with 2X4 bbl intakes.

Wouldn't those kiloverters bump the odometer readings up 60% faster as well?

Yes, completely sure on the MPH speedometers. All of our Chrysler, General Motors, Ford and AMC cars had them. Even my dad's 1975 Chevrolet Malibu back then had MPH, people were putting stick on numbers on dash boards when the 1977 change came along.

Canada had the same instruments as the USA. Our highway signs didn't go metric until Sept 1977. However, you can get the metric decals for refinishing your gauges -...

Hi Helmut. Have you considered posting on the A body site for that car? https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/ Good luck with your search!