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On a white car? OP said, "My car is white with an olive green top"

It's the bottom ones. They are the A post trim on a vinyl roof Demon. The top ones may be for a hardtop/sedan, not sure. Here's pix of my '72 Demon. Top pix is A pillar, bottom pix is C pillar.

That's what this site is all about, helping fellow "A" body lovers. I've found so much info here, it feels good to provide some now and then. If you notice on different pictures and cars at shows, those stripes are all over the place based on their proximity to the hood ridges. I'm not so sure...

OK, the best way for me to describe the decal placement is this, outside to outside of outer stripe. At the very front of the hood they are 17 1/2 inches, at an imaginary line drawn through the first scoop mounting holes 43 inches, the second set of holes 43 5/8 inches, the third set of holes 44...

I've got this hood in the barn and can get you some measurements tomorrow.

Ospho is a brand product name. It needs rust to work (hence the name converter) otherwise it will cause adhesion failure to any overcoat. Ospho Rust Treatment - Since 1947

I was surprised that the metal gauge was the same on both. The Goodmark passenger side has the wrong marker light cutout for a '72 to '76 (as advertised). Did they not have or weren't able to supply the correct stamping for the later years? Are the body lines as crisp on both or is one better...

Swinger and Scamp doors are NOT interchangeable with Duster, Demon and Dart Sport doors! Swingers and Scamps are hardtops with a vent window integral with the door. Dusters, Demons and Dart Sports are coupes with no vent window. :burnout: