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The reason I suggested an auto glass place; is because it's much easier to install a headliner with the windshield and rear glass removed. One stop shopping.

I don't know of any kits, there likely should be something available. It's hard to order without knowing the number of bows you need. These where also color coded from the factory for proper placement. Have you checked Auto Glass shops, they are usually helpful in that area. For a bump.

Posted before, posting again...This helps

Good luck with the carpet. Keep the reservoir full and the fire brigade at bay.(slight exaggeration, but be prepared.My .02 All the best.

Or #2 solution, use a chisel and hammer, and hit it on the O/D , trying to force it loose (CCW). Lot's of bolt head to work with. Don't drill it out just yet!

Go get yourself a bolt extractor kit, save yourself some grief and sweat. Something like this http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524443250116&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=1408474396672926&bmUID=1288491018653. They come in many different forms and price range...

Glad it helped, it went well with the written info.

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I've used Autosol,(metal polish) with excellent results. You just need to be careful and not go overboard. It's easier to do it over, then to have to replace it.

Do you have the windshield out? There is a few hard to get at bolts, make sure you do some stretching to limber up first. I know I'm not much help, but it get's you back to the top, BUMP. Good luck.

Those are not correct for a '70 Duster, maybe for a '73 and newer. In 1970 and '71 (maybe '72), the adjustment for the belt was at the buckle end and a solid strap (no retract) at the door sides. Also your belts should have a patch sewn on them with the part no. and dates.

Answers just can't get any better then that !:headbang:

Not sure exactly what you mean by washers and shims, but you should have a round lock clip for around the threads, some are round (like a washer) and some are " U " shaped (like door lock clips). That clip goes on the inside of door panel, so that when you put on the threaded bezel it doesn't...

I tried, I was waiting for the wife to come back with the "good" camera... I took pics anyways, came out not the best as you can tell. So therefore I went all "high precision" on you. The hole dia. is 7/8" (.875). The vertical dimension I measured from the top of the trim, to top of hole...

If you don't get a response by tomorrow afternoon, I'll get some measurements and pics for you.

Those are a hard to find part, try Brewers, they dont have one listed, but give them a call anyway, they might have one they haven't sent out for plating yet. http://www.brewersperformance.com/products.asp?cat=110 Be prepared it will be pricey. Good luck.

A better pic of the mirrors would help to ID, from those pics, I'm guessing after market.

That is the '70 stripe, the higher stripe was on 1971 to 1973 models. And yes for the tail stripe also. Here's pics of my '71, note the tail stripe in '71 has a small wrap around stripe, and the exterior corners also. 1970 tail stripe has only the two stipes between the lights. Feel free to...

Hey Adam, I was looking for this fellow (Alan Gallant), http://agar.homestead.com/previousrestorations.html, when I first read your thread. I couldn't remember his name. He restored a Butterscotch '71 twister with the canvas top in the mid '80's, it was featured in "Mopar Collectors...

Windshield needs to come out, the bolts are under the seal.

I found this on ebay, good picture of rear seat, scroll down. Hope this helps. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-PLYMOUTH-DUSTER-2-DR-COUPE_W0QQitemZ200187641482QQihZ010QQcategoryZ6410QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem And this one also...

Press this release, and the knob and shaft will pull out.

Hey Keith! I'll throw in my two cents here as well. I don't like Armor All, I find it deteriotes the material overtime, rubber, vinyl you name it. I find for a little more money McGuires as a better product line. The tire gel works great, and so does the vinyl protector.