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I was just kidding you...

That is what I am replacing this new one with...

Perfect thanks

1972 Plymouth Duster. Picture of the kit I ordered. I just ordered a new gas pedal kit, would like to see a picture of the rear of the gas pedal to know how the parts are to look once installed.

I used some and turned out pretty good.....

Nice work Dodge72 , I can relate myself to the trouble you went through to make the grill ( not perfect ) but make it acceptable. Working with what we have is hard but with time and motivation it all works out in the end . The grill looks outstanding.... Nice work

It took me over a year to find mine..... Keep your eyes open and one will show up...

They could be the right ones. I am not sure, someone here that has a set should be able to tell.

The Gentleman from Post # 11 said they do not carry them any more...

I am still thinking about it.... I still may

Did any one find the clips yet for the 2" wide trim

good point

Maybe before getting my mind set on the molding I should have checked the clips issue first, meaning hard to find em.... I will still look any ways thanks guys

I still like the look

well I think your right.... Plus without the clips I may just change my mind also

https://www.jimsautoparts.com/molding_clips.htm CHROME ROCKER MOLDING PLASTIC CLIP KITS These are the plastic clips that hold the chrome rocker molding to the rocker panel. 1 kit does both rocker moldings. RP-CK702AW 70-72 DUSTER/DEMON & 70-71 DART (2 Dr HT) (these are for the cars that...

I am not sure I would want them.... I like the rocker panel molding by them self....

https://www.jimsautoparts.com/molding_clips.htm Looks like you can get the clips here....

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Hello Guys, I was wondering if you guys would think my 1972 Duster would look correct with a set of Chrome Rocker Panel Molding, I know its a question of likes but just wanted your opinion what you guys thought. Mine is the 1972 Blue Duster the and Green one is a few pictures I found here on...

Thanks Alex

Thanks for the kind words, yes it was a bit of a bear to install. Back and Forth after about an hour it was done. Thanks OH Its rank's up there with doing the headliner....Kinda of a pain also

New Projects 2015... New Dash Pad, New Headliner, New APiler, and changed Grill around, New Chrome Windows 1/4 locks, New Kick Panels, New Chrome Mirrors, New Chrome Sill Extensions...Cant think of anything more...

I will on Saturday, there is a car show on Sunday that I need to get it cleaned up for. Its always a pleasure when someone writes nice things about others car. My duster had a nice start to began with, I have added a lot of little touches. Sometimes its the little things that make the biggest...

The chrome drip rail looks wonderfull.... Kinda a pain to install but overall it wasn't that bad...

Thanks for the tips, that's what I was looking for a helpful hand in explain how it is done..... Thanks a bunch. PS: there is no trim to be removed, there is none on the car already.

Wow thanks for all the help guys.... Couldn't have done it without yea.....

No Help....

I just got my new side windows drip molding, I was wonder if there is a special trick to installing the correct way.... I don't want to do it the wrong way and have to take it off and try again....

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