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That interior piece is called a dam. Since putting one in my ‘68 GTX I learned that it is
(1) attached to the package tray with staples,
(2) the rear window needs to be already installed,
(3) the new repo ones are a hard plastic instead of rubber so they don’t bent easily,
(4) install on the hottest days or buildings you can find,
(5) yard sticks, long thin wood pieces and other make shift adapters with be useful because the package tray needs to be curved up in the center as you push from underneath to make the tray fit,
(6) the dam color is supposed to be black and not match the interior color,
(7) you’ll say some $hits & D@mns while installing so pace yourself.
Finally wait for a few more responses from members to give you their experience, expertise and guidance.
My Bee has always had the Plymouth style package tray moulding in it. If you have the Dodge style then the dam has to go on before rear window install. Plymouth style, as has been noted above, goes in after the glass is installed.
The lower rear window interior trim I took out was made just like the sides/top. I did not have one attached to the package tray. The one I ordered from Classic attaches to the package tray. Did my 68 gtx have the wrong one in it? What an I missing? Can anyone with a 68 show me theirs?