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The original poster is talking about a convertible. ALL 67-69 Barracuda/Dart convertibles use the same gasket, the convertible gasket uses the plastic lock strip on all three years. There are a couple different options that I have heard people talk about. no experience with either. A. Use the...

Have you ever driven a car with vintage shoulder belts (pre retractor)? You are pinned to your seat and can't even adjust the radio. Alan

Best I can tell from the factory parts book is there is not. (section 23-96-3) Alan

I'm not sure it would be needed, the board was probably more a cosmetic thing on coupes and the back of the seat cannot be seen on the convertibles. Now that you brought this up got me thinking as well, time to start digging. Alan

Chrysler Historical new contact info. Alan

The Plymouth Formula S is 367 F-7, I bet the Dart is also F-7 Alan

Yes, we know that. Dana was asking your thoughts on the ordering as it doesn't show up on the Dart option list. Alan

We know it could be done as the tag from the original poster has a tire code of 284 Help decoding the fender tag on my LP27D7 Alan

My guess is they had plans for day two wheels. The question is do you get a jack? Alan

Likely whoever ordered the car. Alan

The Z-2 is likely 642 Delete Spare Tire That goes with the 284, the 4 being set of 4. Alan

Correct, 67 A-Body headrest are rare. The only 67 Dart option code**2 I could find that might be the Z-2 is 532, Head Restraint - Right I thought I had a picture of a 67 with a driver side only headrest, couldn't find it. Alan

Does the car have headrests? On both seats? Alan

Tires, D70-14 Redline set of 4 (less spare) Not sure on the Z-2

Very much so! Alan

Taken when I had a Sebring, no plan on doing this. Just showing others the seat in the car. Alan

The shoulder belts in older that were not retractable like new cars are useless. With the shoulder on you are pined in the seat and cannot reach the radio, light switch, wipers... Alan

A B C & E convertibles all have it. Alan

[FOR SALE] - 67-69 Barracuda convertible top side frame mechanisms Alan

@chrgdrt What is there to disagree with? Do you know something everybody does not? Alan

The Formula-S was either a Commando 273 or 383 The Commando 273 could be had without the Formula-S Alan

Yes, I assumed 273 as if it was a 383 he would have likely mentioned it. Alan

Now, the totals for each engine are know but not by body. Approximate 8.66% were 273-4 "S" cars (all bodies) That being said, about 360 My guess is less, as I feel that convertibles were less likely to get a performance engine, again just my guess. Alan

4228 Total convertibles, the engine breakdown is unknown. Alan

Your general purposes toggle switch should work and look close. Just search for SPDT toggle momentary switch, generally listed as (On)-Off-(On), just avoid the ones listed as miniature or mini. This will restore functionality while you sort out the correct looking one. Alan

The top should go low enough that the boot is flat. Alan

Label of my 69 Dodge Polara, original pump. Alan

I would assume that if a power top was an option on that car then it would just be the pump, cylinders and hose. Alan

Year make and model? Alan

Factory recommendation was ATF, says right on the pump (if the label is still there), I doubt they'd use anything different at he factory. Alan