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Let me know if you find any. I need one for my 69 as well. Good luck. George

That light socket/lens simply pulls out of the plastic side panel. Might have to pry it out if it's been in there for a long time. The bulb should be attached to that lens when you remove it. George

You can soak the back of the lbel with a solvent to soften the glue, then reattach it to the new bezel with double sided tape. George

What the OP is talking about is a metal decal that is used ONLY on convertibles. This decal says "TOP" and is mounted directly under the top switch. I don't know if this decal is reproduced or not, but if it is, I've never seen one. George

My junker.

I tried myself once.......ONCE....... to get hold of them via email. That was about 3 years ago, and I still haven't heard from them. I thought it was just me as I never heard anything like this before. I don't know where else to send you but to eBay. Good Luck Bruther. George

RT Specialties carries them in kit form with the snap-screws. Be prepared for sticker shock as the kit is almost $100.00 George

Man, I really NEED a set of those wires for my top. WTF do ya get them from? I've never seen or heard of them before. George

I replaced the soft top on my 69 Dart this fall. One day to disassemble the top. One day to install the stay pads. I did all this in one weekend. It took me 5 days to get the rear window curtain installed without wrinkles across the bottom. It took me 7 weekends to install the soft top without...

You can use a fiberglass kit to "make" the missing corner by the sill plate that isn't there. Once it's shaped correctly, just paint it to match your interior color. Not trying to tell you what to do, just offering help. I can't see spending $1000 on those 2 parts. George

Why not just repair the panels you already have, and respray them to match your interior? Reason I ask is because they look to be in pretty good shape from where I'm sitting, and the price of the reproduction panels is, in my opinion, stupid.......to put it mildly. Remember, original parts work...

There aint no lower or upper section. That side panel is one piece of molded plastic.

Lawrence, there is a phillips head screw between the side rails on the folding top, between the front piece & the center piece. Turning this screw will allow the side rails to close in a lower, or more flat, position. Partially open the top, and look up between those 2 rails and you'll see the...

What an awesome idea! Thanks, bruther! George

Anyone know where a guy could buy tack strip material (or something that can be used as a tack strip material) from a local source? Reason I asked is because I removed the original soft top/rear window from my 69 Dart yesterday, and the tack strip on the rear bow is dried and coming apart and...

You sure, Redfish? Learn sumpin' new every day! Never say never, but like I said in my earlier post, a lot can happen in 40-45 years! I'll tell ya what, if anyone with a 67 hardtop or 67-69 vert has trouble finding the plastic chrome lock strip, this conversion is very easy to do, with...

I have a 69 Dart convertible that uses the stainless steel lower windshield trim. This piece of trim was missing when I bought the car, but the trim clips were there already. The gasket is similar to the 69 hardtop I used to own; not the kind that uses a lockstrip. What I ended up doing was...

The $700 I spoke of was for installation only. I had to buy all the parts myself. I bought the original grain top with the zippered glass rear window. He wants $700 just to put it on for me. George

Thanks fellas. I'll think about it some more. George

Anyone have any experience with replacing a power convertible top on a 67-69 Dart? I have a quote of $700 from a local shop to install the new top on my 69, but I was thinking of doing it myself. I have the service manual for help, and all the parts to put it on including the seals, gaskets...

Are you sure about that Val? My 69 convertible Dart uses a solid stainless strip at the base of the windshield. I thought 67 used that plastic chrome looking lockstrip. The lockstrip on my car is "built into" the window gasket, just like the one that is on my 69 Dart hardtop car. Please...

The original poster asked about the lower windshield molding for a 1968, not 1967. The lower molding between hardtop and convertible for 68 & 69 IS the same EXCEPT the convert one is about 1-1/2" to 2" shorter. So, you can use a hardtop molding in this application if you trim some off the ends...

Guys, Do you have any idea where I could buy the retaining clips and snap screws for the stainless trim for the convertible top boot for my 69 Dart? These clips hold the trim to the car along the quarter & dutchman panel, and the whole thing is held to the car with snap screws that will be used...

Maybe we can do a group buy and get a better price if we get a few more interested people? I need a set for a 69 Dart too. George

I've been looking on the net for the weatherstripping that installs on the soft top for my 69 Dart convert, and I don't see anyone listing it for the 67 thru 69 cars. The pieces I'm looking for run along the side of the top to seal the door glass to the top. It is available for the early Darts...