Hood trim molding for a 66 Charger?

[Terry Kitzman]

Does anyone know if anybody makes hood front molding reproductions?

 

[Maxrat]

Does anyone know if anybody makes hood front molding reproductions?

Nope -- none available.

 

[Don Frelier]

Once again, hard to find and big bucks if you do.
Ironically a whole car is not worth much.
The struggles of a first gen charger owner.

 

[Maxrat]

Once again, hard to find and big bucks if you do.
Ironically a whole car is not worth much.
The struggles of a first gen charger owner.

Agreed. They're kind of like Thunderbirds from the 60's. Beautiful interiors, styling, and lots of trims -- but they don't bring a lot in the market.

 

[RedBeard]

If it was easy to find the parts or just buy them then it would not be any fun. I like the hunt.

 

[gibber]

Terry, try Jim Rodebaugh at 918-333-5573. He is outside Tulsa OK and has touched probably a third of all first gens ever made! Great guy who has lots of hard to find first gen parts...

Mark

 

[albert alspaugh]

used Tony 727 207 1969

 

[440 4 speed]

What is the definition of big bucks?

 

[Maxrat]

What is the definition of big bucks?

They usually weigh over 250 lbs and the standard is a 16 pointer.

 

[440 4 speed]

Saw a few of them this fall, if they have 16 points, we call them 8 pointers.
What price range would be considered as a large amount for a hood moulding>

 

[Brandy]

last one I bought was $150. Used.

 

[RedBeard]

Saw a few of them this fall, if they have 16 points, we call them 8 pointers.
What price range would be considered as a large amount for a hood moulding>

Think a NOS one sold on eBay not too long ago for about 350$ plus the shipping.