Recent content by sparky1996

Well I can get the roller in, but can't get that clip on it. I surely don't want to pull the whole regulator out, that looks like a nightmare, so I'm kinda stuck at the moment.

does anyone know what, if any, emblem belongs on the interior drivers door of a 1969 Dodge Dart swinger? I have 2 holes there (plus the one that gets the plug for the wing window screw). Looks like the two line up for some type of emblem, but I can't seem to find one. I found ones for other...

I found the part I think I need, I got the pin part out, and there is black roller that is still in the track that looks OK, I sure hope it is because I don't see a way to get it out. Thanks for your help, I think I'll order what I think it is and go from there.

I know this is a little hard to see, but they are still in the car, I was hoping this could be fixed without removing the, I hear that's a nightmare.

Is there any good pictures of what it is supposed to look like? I'm guessing something is wrong, when I look down through the opening with all the trim off, I see what look like a ball end of a ball joint, but it is not connected to anything, seems like it should be.... but I have nothing to go by

Thanks. Long story with this one.... It was my fathers first car, He sold it over 25 years ago.... It just recently went up for sale and I was able to get it back in the family. :thumbsup:

Completely understood.... Its the kids that decided to the one down, and I hand to persuade it to go back up...

Thank You, Ok I have never had one of the old panels off, only newer cars... How easily do the "Spring Clips" release? Should they come off easily, or allot of force and I can expect to cause additional damage to the clips or panel itself?

Thank You, Here is a few Pics

I was hoping someone could help me out as I'm new to all this, I wanted to get to the window regulator in my 1969 Dart to lubricate everything because my window is a little tough to roll up and down, I have the back seat out, and I'm not sure how to remove the metal interior trim panel that sits...