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Today looking at my buddies 69 Charger it had one on the trunk. That's why I mentioned it. Not sure about the 66 though. It does seem it was different back there.

Trunk lid?

I think those are smaller, dime size more or less.

I believe the dash can go in and all other pieces (A-pillar, kick panels, door rubber seal, etc) go on afterwards. It's how they would have had to do it at the factory.

I pulled my 66 Coronet apart and I'm pretty darn sure it was the same as my A bodies. I would swear the tabs go inside the car and land on 2 (7/16 or 1/2" heads) bolts that go into the side of the structure of the car. I am away from home or I would shoot pics for you.

That particular piece was a cut off from the excess on the Sherman quarter patch sections. They were over sized for what I needed. It was flat piece so I bent it and shaped it and it's close enough for me. A lot of patches I make I cut pieces from an old hood I have here. The steel is rust free...

I repaired my Coronet. It's not professional, but hey it will work! Mine was fairly minor but with some patience, and acceptance that little is re-popped for these cars, I have managed to repair all my damaged areas. Oh, and welcome to FBBO.

It can be done. I did them on my Scamp. If I recall correctly, lube was a friend!

Damn that sucks big time. It obviously is a manufacturing flaw. Perhaps with the call you made and the pics here showing the poor fitment, they will be willing to step up to the plate and compensate you somehow. I would hate to believe that "they" would take advantage of overseas sales. But who...

You got me thinking about a "new" dash pad I picked up a while back from a parts stash. It's for my '66 Coronet. I just measured the studs in question. They are 53 1/8" center to center. I don't think cutting the bolts will make you happy as the pad still will fall short of it's proper position...

These are mine. I'm sure you can find some closer.....but anyway...... http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?78559-66-67-Charger-doors-in-Southern-Alberta

Those look awesome. Nice design.

Welcome from Sunny, Windy, Southern Alberta. You have come to the right place........but pics are required, OK appreciated, here!!