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might've been a PO's home made gasket between the glass and bolt/washer?

According to inline tube, this is 72 340

According to Mancini, they are the same “Fits: A, B/RB & 426 Hemi blocks OE Mopar engine block to transmission bellhousing dowel pin set. Standard dowel pins - No offset Works with automatic or manual transmission bellhousings.”

I linked each one above

which dowels? for the heads or for the transmission?

Accessory delay relay. Here is one on eBay. Here's one on Napa

I cant answer that. I've seen people talk about ones made of ABS plastic. They're covered with some foam and then headliner material.

I’ll PM it to you

what year Demon? pic 1 and 3 are 71 and earlier (no seat belt or EGR). Pic 2 is 75-76 (Seatbelt and EGR). pic 4 is 72-73 maybe also 74? (Seatbelt, no EGR)

Hood would be the same. Unsure about trunk.

sending PM

Where did you get your seals? The ones I bought from DMT (Steele) fit in pretty easy but didnt seal well until I shimmed up the backside thickness of the rubber. The seal was loose in the roof rail groove. Kind of hard to explain but you could grab the edge of it and move it up and down within...

I think you have to remove the front and rear windows to properly install a cloth headliner. If you are staying with cardboard, that wouldn’t be necessary

My nephews 72 did as well but mine did not.

They sell bow kits and sail panels. The sail panels go behind the headliner in the c-pillar to keep your hand from pushing the headliner into the roof structure Is your rear window out? Be curious to know if you have the headliner “teeth” around your window. It grabs and anchors the headliner...