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I would go with the undercoating on those. I'm not sure how happy you would be with the finish if you just painted them black. The painted finish just might crack, peel and flake off. If you use the rubberized undercoating, it should flex a bit and hide any imperfections that a coat of paint...

Sometimes nothing fits like an original part. Keep your eyes open for a pair in the classifieds section, or post a wanted ad. Just be careful on who you trust! Lots of scammers out there!!

This subject was covered in detail by oldmanmopar when I lost the cap for my 71 Duster (oops) and needed a replacement.:banghead: .....Here is a link to that thread. Hope it helps! http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=253532

Almost forgot about this thread.....Great video and helpful tips.

Maybe you need new window felts or "cat whiskers" as some call them. These are often worn or dry rotted and can cause the window to seem loose. Not sure of a good reasonably priced place to buy them, but I sholud look into it, as mine are shot also. If the gap you are referring to is at the...

Xs 3! I would also love to see more pics. It does look like it was done with the movie Deathproof in the builders mind. I for one loved the movie and I think your car is pretty cool too!

Awesome work! I really like the look it gives the car!!

Excellent tip! Thanks!!

Thanks for posting that video! I too will be replacing mine in the spring.

Great tip.... Thanks for sharing!:cheers:

That looks great Darren..... You drilled the holes in the right spot, because those letters look perfectly straight! Awesome job!! Nice Dart btw!

Welcome to FABO! I'm no expert, but a Plymouth Scamp has the same grill as a Duster and the body is very much like a Dart. The first year for the Scamp was 1971. I'm not sure if that car in your pic is a Scamp but it may be, as I don't think any Darts ever came with a Duster grill.