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they aren't exactly centered with the wheel well if that's what you're asking.. Is it aligned properly? All my cars are slightly different either forward or towards the back.. If all is correct it wouldn't bother me.

Vin BH27F9B376527 is- BH = Plymouth Barracuda 27 =vert f= 318 9 = 1969 B = made at hamtramck Mich plant

On the convertible it should be precision number WCRD690A. The 67 should be the same as 68-9 the a-pillar and top uses a full chrome moldings and all three years use a plastic lock strip on the bottom. http://www.mrmoparts.net/seals-windshield-68-69-dart-barracuda-conv/

dang people digging threads up from the dirt lol

it is a 273 formula-s car E in vin and 32 on fender tag = 273 4-bbl commando. 5 auto trans console and buckets. Also F-7 code 367 is formula-s. ax-48 = 3.23 suregrip rear. G-0 is decor package should have woodgrain dash and front door panels. t-7 is the tach. x-1 should be ALL glass tinted...

in this diagram i see a yellow and brown going to the left door jam switch. it is yel/yel to the right. which also coincides with the location of where you found the wires tied together. http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/1969/69BarracudaA.jpg

as Okla said that is only IF you're using the '68 "Gill and spear" rocker moldings would you need to make any modifications to the wheel trim. Fastback, coupe and Vert trim are all the same also.

My 67 vert looked like the above picture. color wise.

Steve that is correct for the cuda, not sure if dart is the same I would think it were though.

one thing to remember the nuts are in there pretty good and have been for some time in many cases. Be sure when removing to use a quality socket and keep your socket square on the nut. I recommend using hand tools as there is a possibility of the stud breaking and a broken stud in the cowl is a...

I just looked at mine and is just like your dad's. It too is flat on the back end.

might want to send some emails out to manufacturer of them only a few that I know of. See if they have, know of an alt gasket that might work. try calling metro?