Recent content by Hilderbrand1983

Well ... one screw post is intact. However, wouldn't one be all I need? I think the screw posts in the 67 were meant to help anchor the bezel onto the dash (because the plastic tabs were a terrible design). If I'm going to drill holes through the front of the bezel, there shouldn't be a need for...

Well ... that doesn't appear to be possible. My radio bezel is integral with the rest of the heater control bezel.

How would I even go about installing a new bezel? Just use the Dremel and cut the old one out?

Here's the bezel I currently have. I've got the nice chrome paint from Alsa coming in and I was going to use it on the metal trim down the side of the car. Maybe I could use it for this?

If you click on the camera icon next to the product, it shows the same bezel I'm working with here.

Oh, I'm aware - I'll have to use a router and carve out space for the thumb wheels. Really, my preference would be to keep my 67 radio with its knobs. However, it'll look extraordinarily dumb in this bezel.

I need to replace my 67 bezel because the plastic mounting tabs all snapped off.

Bought it ... maybe a year ago? ... from Classic Industries because I couldn't find a bezel that matched my 67 bezel that had knobs. 1967 Dodge Dart Parts | MA1784 | 1967-69 Dodge Dart Radio and Heater Control Dash Bezel; without AC | Classic Industries

Dang - so, it wouldn't fit? Do you know of a radio that will fit? Pictured: dash in question.

Looking to install a radio into my 1967 Dodge Dart 270. New repro faceplate doesn't work with my original radio - the repro has thumb wheels instead of knobs for dials. So I'd like to buy a radio that will fit my 67 dash that has such thumb wheels. Working or non-working, though I'd prefer the...

Thanks! Ordered!

Kind of a weird question. Working with a 1967 Dodge Dart 270 4-door sedan. I need new rubber parts for the window channels on my doors. I don't need new cat whiskers. Rather, I need the parts that seal the door glass when the window is rolled up. However, I don't know the proper name for that...

Just a quick update - found a 4" carriage bolt at Ace Hardware that looks nice and gets the job done.

1967 Dodge Dart 270 here, non-AC. Rebuilding my heater box. I got the original Leece Neville blower motor put back together and spinning, which was no small victory for me. Just as I was fixin' to put the fan on, the end of one of the bolts snapped. "Well, (*^%*&^%$*!" I thought to myself, "I...

(And to add - if it weren't a safety risk, I'd keep the bench seat all day long. There's a nostalgic element to it. I practically grew up in my grandfather's 1982 Dodge Aries. It had a beautifully hideous mustard-yellow interior and a front bench seat with ashtrays built into the back.)