Anti rattle plates

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Top of window frame, top alignment pins park in them.
That what it looks like to me.
 
They look different than the ones I took out of my 67 and replaced with classic or year one replacements
 
THESE PLATES MOUNT TO THE FRAME HEADER TO ALIGN THE TOP WHEN CLOSING AND HELP TO PREVENT RATTLING WHEN TOP IS IN ITS UP POSITION ***1963-1969 A AND B-BODY MODELS***

Here is what the ad says.
 
Now that I look down inside the pin holes see the remnats of one of these. Anywhere cheaper to get them?
 
Dana67Dart said:
They look different than the ones I took out of my 67 and replaced with classic or year one replacements
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Yes, different years and body styles used different designs of these, but all perform the same function. These are the A-body versions...

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The E-body anti-rattle clips/parts look like those. Never seen anything like them on an A-body. The ones 65Val posted are what 67-69 A-body convertibles used.
 
Like I said those look like the E-body pieces that go in the top of the windshield frame. There are no plastic pieces that go on the top header. I was working around a '70 Challenger convertible yesterday and took a close look at those pieces.
 
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