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Agreed, insane! I'd check with Restoration Specialties (by phone or email) who has a lot of stuff they don't even list. http://stores.restorationspecialties.com/lockstrip/

Looks good - I like the rallye's.

It's attached with adhesive. I used a propane torch to gently warm the glass until the adhesive released it's grip. It doesn't take too much with some gentle prying at the edge of the glass. A blunt object through one of the holes in the back would probably work too.

The Eastwood kit does work to remove very light scratches as well as deposits that won't come off by other means. It uses a natural compound with a hockey puck style felt pad. The pad is very firm. As you can imagine the system has to be abrasive enough to remove defects but not so abrasive to...

I've purchased from him 3-4 times. Never a problem - even emailing my CC info. He won't cut you any deals on price though - even for a big order :)

That's often part of the reason the quarters rust out at the bottom - dirt and crap get down there, retain moisture, and rust from the inside out. In mine, in addition to the dirt, I found old lug nuts. It was rusting through where the lug nuts were lodged. Once you get it cleaned out it...

As a followup to what Dfnsmn34 said, this is what I did... http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=73813&highlight=hose

http://engine-swaps.com/frames/frame_Gasketkit.html

If kits aren't available for your year you may have to buy them individually. Restoration Specialties sells both plastic and rubber plugs in varying diameters (though their appearance may be different than original).

I've seen single replacement speakers at AutoZone.

If it's anything like the AutoMeter sender it will just screw on the trans where the cable is connected now. http://autometer.com/cat_accessoriesdetail.aspx?vid=114

You might check with Restoration Specialties. They're got just about everything. www.restorationspecialties.com

I need to get some better pics.

Yeah, unless they're cleaverly disguised junk, you got a steal.

I'll bet it's very similiar to the shield that attaches in the same spot as my '70. It's a rubber/fiber material that uses little metal clips (similar to a door panel) that push through holes in fender behind the headlight. The link below will take you to Restoration Specialties catalog. Look...

Check out: http://www.restorationspecialties.com/ There's a good chance they would have everything you might need for your car and their prices aren't jacked up like many places. They have an online catalog you can browse. Tell 'em Preston sent you.