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should be an integrated locking seal, that would look smooth once it is locked in place. Then the outside chrome would cover most of it. Not sure what you have.

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You'll need the hood, latch support, lower valance, bumper and grill. It is a fairly common swap, and if you do a search, you might find more threads with more info. see here http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=152702&highlight=1973+dart+grill+swap Good luck, and welcome to FABO!

Yes. Ju

I was able to use 1974 Dart fenders on a 68 with only modifying the side marker and emblem holes.

I believe they will physically bolt in and work, I plan to use 68 tail lights in my 69.

Well, good luck, regardless. Agreeing with much of what has already been said, I think that it could be saved, first by getting pulled, then replacing anything that was bent badly after it is in spec.

Napa Balkamp number BK 6651537

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Windshield-Stick-Window-Hatch-Glass-insert-Trim-Fid-Installation-Nylon-Tool-Kit-/390469713400?hash=item5ae9cefdf8&item=390469713400&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr C R Laurence...

you can do it, it is a bit hard. there might be a couple threads here if you do a search. Rubber goes in the windshield frame. make sure the zip locking strip is "open" put the bottom of the windshield in the rubber channel apply some liquid soap liberally to the edge of the rubber to allow...

upper door trim, thin stainless molding

Interesting!

never had a whistle that I can remember with my 340 Swinger(maybe the exhaust was louder), but I definitely do with my 4 door slant six(with a flat hood). Had not gone as far as taping it up, but had thought about it.

gently do a search for windshield molding tool

try here RT Specialty http://www.rtspecialties.net/

Ok. I now see the "Valiant" emblem. That I haven't seen on any 69 Valiant grills yet.

Sorry Dan, please explain the BUX and CKD terms for me... I have two grills with these emblems.. and a couple without, all have mounting holes for the emblem. Thanks

Yes, both ways, just mounting differences. 69 has screw holding it to the bumper filler panel, the plastic ones have rectangular holes for the plastic clips to clip into

no such site I believe they were reproducing them, but they did not work out.

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3M stripe remover spray it on wipe it off Also, they make an adhesive remover for the gooey stuff under the vinyl. Wont affect the paint if it is decent

I used 74 fenders on a 68. 67, 68 and 69 headlights are in slightly different places. The 74 lined up right on the 68 but the bucket housing would need changed for the 69. then of course side marker lights were different as were all the holes for emblems

I would think they were the same

http:// http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001M52YRO/ref=aw_d_iv_hi?is=l Nylon tool

buy a complete plain jane grill, the mouldings are the same.

Demons did have valance panels, and as such, Mopar likely used the same sheetmetal to make all the inner structures, thus you have extras on the Duster that don't have anything else to do. Get pics!

Looks to me there is nothing there.. The cars didn't have valance panels to bolt up, and the only thing that goes in front of the core support is the hood latch support and the bumper...happy chopping. Sorry the rest of the forum is mean and cruel... hope it doesn't stay that way. LOL...

Apparently, the reproduction grills were not the best quality...such a shame that it could not be done right. Here's hoping that it will be done correctly next time!

looks great!

could use fiberglass resin/hardener.