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I can see your problem with that large opening which I don't have on mine. (Yours looks too nice to weld anything closed) ....Perhaps you could get a piece of metal and drill a center screw hole, then slide it in behind, over-lapping the inside outer edges as a backing plate. Use a screw and...

If I'm correct 67-69 door locks interchange fine. The only differance I found were the handles mach changed in 1970. I replaced all including trunk but left the ignition alone. Perhaps someone can back me up on this!

Just a thought....whats the chance of your roadrunner gaining or having a slight body sag from sitting over time. Perhaps a slight sag would be just enough to produce enough pressure to pinch the door mech tightly into place. I've heard of many drag cars that couldn't re-open their doors after a...

Good write-up and explainion there RedFish! You must be a glass tech or cross that road a few times :thumleft:

Looking real good John! Love your darts year. Just remember if you haven't rubbed your fingers down to your knuckles yet..or your right arm isn't longer then your left you'll be just fine "someday" :D

You could also powder coat it along with the valve cover to match and pick up a few aftermarket chrome bolt-ons.

Thats sad!:angry7: I'm just sorry to hear but I have no suggestions. The "why me" thing sucks and Murphys Law is alway lerking around! I do wish you luck and "at least" you get your cash back.

Both look really, really good.....Go red, blacks a ***** to care for, and those that say it's not are full of s***..hee-hee, the colour war is on!!:roll:

Grocery Store :toothy10: Sorry, I just had too :toothy10:

On that size :shock: I would use some kind of filler and sand it down.....Ya sure can't hurt anything!

Not sure by your pic but that looks like a pretty big missing chrome patch? I don't think "really" your going to be able to get a match by leaving your rear one alone like you wish. I suggest you of course leave your rear alone and just re-paint your front to clean it up. With that chunk of...

Looks really good John!!:cheers:

Is it too large of a file to upload into FABO? If it's too large it will tell you so!:read2:

English bad,...No way, I've been brought up English and still have problems! Your doing very well.

I'm tired....If your taking about the whole car :scratch: Black and chrome, but it's a ***** colour to keep clean.

HINT! Door shims help alot if it's out a tad and you need that extra fine adjustment. They come in different thinkness, and their cut like a "U" to slip in behind the lower bolts. :thumbup:

Not sure if you can see the clips. Its been a while and they bend EZ, but there's little slots (holes) to left up.

My son and I put one on his duster. It's not that hard to do....just alot of hard work! We got the hood and scoop then ensured it was centred with the carb and air filter. Once the scoops in place we made a line all around it and put it a side. From the outer edge line we came in about 2" and...

It's all here! http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=9239&highlight=hood+pins

Eric, wish I had an answer for you, but I don't! I do like your "avatar" :downtown: :lol:

The motor will be pulled very soon and the engine compartment stripped. I will not be repainting whole car (this time a round). The engine compartment "was" the colour of the car, however I ending up painting the inner fenders gloss black as the compartment was quite worn with scratches ect. I...

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Hi Chad, for the front, look into both your wheel well area and you should see the front supports for the bumpers. The supports divide and have one bolt each. On the rear, you will have to look under the bumper itself where there's a reinforcement bumper that bolts onto the energy absorbing unit...

Another "short cut" tip....if money is a problem. After the rubber plugs have been removed and the tire well grinded, you put a plastic sheet under the trunk area. Get a large sheet of fiberglass and soak in rasin, place evenly in the bottom of the well. When firm, razer blade out the drain plug...

For a quick fix..I once used clear "window seal" silicone, that has a very fine tip to get under the seal itself. (It worked) I think the area has to be dry for a good contact. Use a hair dryer in the area if small.

My son "use to" work at a Auto window repair....The boys have lots of these tools on hand (or should). Perhaps if your lucky, drop by a auto glass shop and buy the boys a coffee for the use of one.

Cerwin :blah5: :blah5: :butthead: Adam, it's not that difficult.. of course with the panel off, roll up/down the window until you see the forward and after "white plastic" window plug screws through the openings. Once these plastics are screwed off, the window will fall freely. Just...

KEEPERS...If you can pick them up...go for it. Not a hell of a lot were made. End of conversation...$$$

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Being a old as they are if the gasket is still orginal they become hard, cracked and brittle. Sometimes getting them out can be a challenge. It will take 2 guys working at it slowly not to crack your window. Some, not sure of the year also may have a window rope within the gasket. (not sure of...