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This is what I think I am going to do

Interesting…thank you for this information.

Will do

Yes thank you that is what I was planning on doing if there was not a OEM resolution or mounting the bracket another way. Just thought that maybe I had a problem that was easily rectified...lol! Again thank you for your thoughts.

Thank you for the info, however I am in a quandary as to how to mount my license plate light bracket to the rear bumper as my mounting tabs on the bumper are not the correct distance apart.

Yes it is

I have 2 of these, the problem is they attach to a mounting bracket that does not fit my bumper attachment tabs...

This is what mine looks like, the distance is consistent with the lens mount. As far as the license plate on my Scamp it mounts to the rear valance.

Thank you, that is what my bumper looks like. The problem is those holes do not align with the holes in the bracket. The bracket holes are spaced farther apart.

That would be very much appreciated, thank you!

Thank you, I will look forward to seeing them!

Thank you, as I was trying to find out is if the mounting of the license plate light or bracket is integral to the bumper and pic's if possible to see where and how the light is mounted.

Would you be able to show any pic's of the install?

Restoring my 1972 Plymouth Scamp and having a problem finding the correct license plate light and mounting bracket. The mounting tabs appear to be under the rear bumper and the holes are 3 3/8" center on center, there does not appear to be any additional holes on the valance that would allow for...

Paint it.

Thank you

Looking for NOS, rebuilt front door window regulators or anyone that knows of someone who does quality rebuilding.

Spoke with Chris? at Stephen's Performance on Thursday the 23rd he advised he had what I am looking for. Bought 2 shipment arrived today, exactly what I needed! Thank you Stephen's Performance.

Very Nice, thank you, my older brother had a 69', 340 4spd. Lot of fun!

Thank you for the advice think that is just what I may do. What kind of car are you working on?

So in effect I am missing the complete ball stud and roller from the right side and the roller from the left side. Then the roller must be pressed/pushed on to the ball stud...correct?

I have checked their website several times and not seen anything. I will give them a call, thank you.

Yes who did you order them from?

I am replacing the all the glass in my 1972 Plymouth Scamp. Upon removing the drivers side and passengers side quarter windows I have noticed that the drivers quarter window has a ball stud that appears to ride in the rear track. Can anybody shed some light on which is correct? I can not seem to...

As post#3 said "King of Trim" I have them do multiple items from grille repair and restoration to dash bezel, heater control panel & glove box door for my 1972 Plymouth Scamp. They are great!

Thank you for the advice!

Here are 2 pics. Need to remove the guide from the bottom of the window glass.