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I did something similar to my Chrysler. Used black aluminum window screen and liquid nails or something like that. It's been under there for 7 or 8 years with no problems. It is easier to do on a C-body because that whole panel is removable. On the other hand, I saw a guy with a Mustang...

http://forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=54493 This is a great article on how to rekey mopar locks. Problem is, I'm about 90% sure that your trunk and door locks take a different key blank. Check the grooves that run the length of the keys. If they are different, you won't be able...

I think in most cases the trunk lock takes a different key blank, with different grooves running along the side of the key, so the two aren't interchangable.

The other thing to think about is what color to paint the lip under the drip rail. The only place it really shows is the leading edge of the C pillar. On my vinyl top car, it was blue like the rest of the body, but I think it looks better in white to match the painted roof.

This is a 74 Dart 4 door. Originally had a vinyl top, but it is sort of painted now :roll: Shows what the factory trim looks like. ..

The part I see at Layson's is rubber door channel AS990029 and shown as 27/64" wide. Is this for the divider between the vent window and the roll up window? It' much too narrow for the top and rear pieces. Restoration Specialties shows the same one as well as a glass run channel kit 6772SED4...

I have a 1974 Dart 4 door sedan. The rubber material (U-shaped) that seals the front, rear and top edge of the front door glass has gotten hard and I'm getting a lot of wind leakage in several places. Not sure if replacement material is available, or even how mine is attached. It looks like...

1974 Dart with 3 speed wipers... I'm missing several of the plastic bushing things that connect the wiper linkages, specifically the one on the left pivot that connects to the right pivot, and the one that connects the main linkage to the wiper motor. Is there a good source for these, or is...