Bumper filler strips on 73-74

[Bansheestrokeher]

Trying to find out if anyone has any possible leads of a place to find the 3 pieces for the bumper fillers on the front of the 73-74 chargers? I have posted numerous sites and called mopar salvage yards everywhere and they seem to be hard to find. Any help is appreciated

 

[bm02tj]

see other post
www.mmpar.com
3686618-9 for sides

Sorry wrong car

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Just one attemp long time ago to reproduce them. A short run were made as an experiment.

Central front piece got a longer run thought being also sold on ebay. Not anymore thought.

Aside that, just used and yes, they are hard to find decent

 

[Montclaire]

I am hoping that after the repop headlamp bezels sell like hotcakes, that vendors will consider making more of the soft parts for these cars.

 

[Nacho-RT74]

The attemp was a private one, not industrial job.

 

[YY1]

with 73 being the largest production run of Chargers and the number of them I see for sale, I hope the market for 73/74 resto parts (Plymouth included) is going to get a lot more love soon.

 

[tbmopar74]

My question is: what's the best thing to use on a faded, rough-surface front filler piece? In order to get it smooth again, without scuffing or scratching?

 

[Montclaire]

I know that sand blasting does wonders for rubber bumper guards...

 

[Doug Larsson]

Does any one know the part numbers ?

 

[daytona71]

My question is: what's the best thing to use on a faded, rough-surface front filler piece? In order to get it smooth again, without scuffing or scratching?

Somebody posted the procedure on a site a while ago. Its 2 pages long. Shoot me your email, will send to you.
daytona71
my email: moparsunlimitedcanada@gmail.com

 

[daytona71]

Does any one know the part numbers ?

Can get the numbers later today for you,. the parts book is in the garage. Heading for bed now

 

[daytona71]

Can get the numbers later today for you,. the parts book is in the garage. Heading for bed now

Doug: part numbers for original fillers as follows: center3686185
ends 3686196 and 3686197

 

[mopar73dge]

Sand smooth by hand and then repaint with a good silver grill paint from Totally Auto. It worked for me and they look great, durable also.