Demon/duster without chrome around windsheild

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Kennkenniff

Kennkenniff

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Im in the process of stockpiling everything i need go put my demon back together and I have seen a couple pictures of dusters/demons without the chrome around the windsheild and back window, is there a company that makes a chrome delete window seals? Anyone have and ideas or pics
 
Check with Classic Industries . Ijust looked up windshield gasket for '72 a-body and I think there are 2 for your ride . I didn't look up anything or the rear . I just ordered my windshield gasket from summit because I knew the "Precision Gaskets " part number andI don't want to deal with C.I., IMO, they suck .
 
I think you would install larger glass, installed like modern windshields, no gaskets, just urethane.
 
And where would you find larger glass for a 48 year old car? It's hard enough to find the stock glass.
 
72Dart6pack said:
And where would you find larger glass for a 48 year old car? It's hard enough to find the stock glass.
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Don't ask me, possibly custom made? I've seen it done by the boys on T.V....Don't shoot the messenger... I didn't ask the question, I have chrome on my car...
 
There is a company called Fesler making flush mount glass for muscle cars. Looks like mostly GM and some Ford applications.. Maybe some other companies out there doing Mopar???
 
To Jpars point

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I don't think that molding delete was a factory option. My 70-71 FPM only shows one gasket.
 
it just never looks "right", to me :rolleyes: with the window trim not chromed. and if your going to paint the bumpers, might as well just go with fiberglass
 
Sublime one said:
I also powder coated the bumper to match the chrome delete. I get a lot of comments on it, about a 50/50 split likes and don’t like. Most guys just like the bumper to be chrome. Chrome don’t get ya home!

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thats exactly what im after my demon is originally a tx9 car and I personally love the blacked out look so having black everything will be the goal, the idea of fiberglass bumpers interests me too
 
Kennkenniff said:
thats exactly what im after my demon is originally a tx9 car and I personally love the blacked out look so having black everything will be the goal, the idea of fiberglass bumpers interests me too
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FYI I checked on fiberglass and quite honestly it was cheaper to powder coat. Of course zero weight reduction. I figured this one is going to be more street than strip so I wanted steel on both ends. My Cuda has fiberglass bumpers, I like the weight reduction but it is purpose built. Just my .02 worth
 
Sublime one said:
FYI I checked on fiberglass and quite honestly it was cheaper to powder coat. Of course zero weight reduction. I figured this one is going to be more street than strip so I wanted steel on both ends. My Cuda has fiberglass bumpers, I like the weight reduction but it is purpose built. Just my .02 worth
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That's another very valid point! Having steel bumpers is probably alot safer, im running a 440 so weight reduction has been important and my fenders and hood are fiberglass! Im as confused as all the colored haired freaks running a muck in the streets these days
 
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