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Find a Steele rubber dealer near you. If you can't try Rob's Rod Shop in Downingtown PA. My undersatanding is Steele was reproducing the '67 windshield weatherstrips. They also make '68 type. For the plastic lockstrips, might have to go to one of the big catalog stores like Year One or maybe...

'67 has some unique window attachment. I recall a thread a few years ago but IIRC the mystery was not solved.

Well to each their own. Even down here we get to play in the snow once in while. And it brightens up otherwise gray winters. Then for for those further north, there's ice racing, skating to work on the river (eh), fishing, skiing, snowshoe, etc etc. I think there's a hockey player or...

'73 https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/how-rare-is-electric-rear-defrost.452729/page-2#post-1972817767 '74 https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/dash-power-feed-confusion.469868/post-1973079675 another '74 but with yet a different wiring scheme...

Same as I found on my '67 Plymouth

vacu-ornametal does a nice job and relatively quick turn around. On the more detailed parts like the instrument panel, if you want everything just so, you'll have to do a little work before sending it to them and/or when you get it back. See my posts here Rally dash redo And do a search for...

TRICO BLADES and REFILLS Since this came up in another thread. The 1967 parts books only list ANCO blades for A-bodies, but B-bodies could get ANCO or TRICO Blades. The ANCO blades are described as Double Bridge and the TRICO as Single Bridge. In 1968, 1969 and other years (you'll have to...

This came up in another thread. Regarding the 1970 Dart wipers linked in first post. No idea idea why the link is dead. Here's the photos I saved. These are ANCO pushbutton. close ups Push the button and slide off. Insert (aka refill)

I had some Dupont acrylic lacquer from some time back and used it with an airbrush for touch up. The most difficult part was finding the matching thinner to use with it. Then made some test and practice examples. The engine bay had already been painted in the past so I also made some tests...

See what the experienced paint guys say. How well it will hold up depends on how well its prepped and the type of paint it was last sprayed with. In the photo, the paint looks pretty good and matches the rest of the body. I'd clean it and leave it unless there are problem spots. Disadvantage of...

They come in a wide variety of sizes. An industrial supply house like McMaster will give a better idea of the sizes and shapes available. Also a clips and fastener specialty houses such as Fastenal, or in Auveco (clips and fasteners.com) or Restoration Specialty Supplies catalog (maybe the...

Here's two nice example with some of your abc codes. 67 Dodge Dart GT 383 4sp Fender Tag Broadcast Sheet / Fender Tag Engine Codes

My recollection is that the 67 Shop manual has all the basic info for body line and maybe engine in the first pages. Option codes often match with the sales code info, generously collected and posted in the Hamtramck Historical digital Library. Body info is in the shop manual. Off the top of...

That is correct. I recall it as 40/40 but maybe that was the much earlier lamps. This Wagner catalog lists them as 40/50 Watt. The * indicates they are just listed for reference. 6014 was a common replacement. 50/60 Watt Chrysler started using 6014 bulbs in 1973. H6024 which came later are...

Glad you found it. It's 25' headlight to wall. Its probably similar or same as earlier years. I think this is from my '68 Plymouth FSM. High beam adjustment is only for 4 lamp systems. If you've switched headlamps to a different pattern, such as ECU, then its a little different. Dan...

'67 cars used brite-lock plastic that snaps into the rubber windshield seal, locking it in place. The stainless steel corners slide onto the brite-lock. Its reproduced and the front windshield isn't too difficult to install. Mitchells (now sold to someone else), and Year One are two places I...

I'd think the diagnosis should start with someone looking underneath at the linkage while another person gently tries to lift the wiper arms up. If the linkage moves the shaft of the driving crank, then you've narrowed the issue down to the motor and output gear. Then identify which type of...

Factory ANCO blades with the aero wings should help too. All '67 A-bodies got them.

I *think* Rustoleum's rusty metal primer and some of their other primers are an alkyd. The laquer may not lift that once fully cured. Do a test spot. If it works, maybe get a nicer finish by doing the rattle can now, but before finish coat hit it with a sandable primer. Use that to get a...

If you want to stay with the '67 lockstrip for the rear you can buy them from YO and probably other venders. Then gently heat and shape the ones for the curved section. Hair dryer or heat gun with low heat settings and lots of patience. I did it years ago and got one perfect, broke the other...

Way back in the dark ages I bought a couple different sets of so-called reproduction cat wiskers for my '67 notchback. Not really good repops at all. I saw in Restoration Specialty Supply's catalog they had the correct profiles. Called them up and we made a deal. I sent them my originals and...

You may also want the engineering assembly drawings. The only source I know of is Faxon's reduced and watermarked reprints. 1967-1969 Barracuda, Valiant and Dart Electrical and Body Assembly Manual Reprint

Comparison and Review of OER's K164R Wiper Refills: The Good: They fit and at least in this afternoon's light rain, they worked well. The Ugly: They are ugly when compared to an Anco 12-15. But few people will look this close and you get to keep the cool push button blades your car came with...

Check into Steele Rubber. They make the rubber gaskets and I'm pretty sure they make the '67 only gaskets. For the plastic lockstrips, I'm not sure who makes it, but several venders have the stuff. You will have to gently heat and bend them for the curved sections. Cross section and corner...

Not really my area of experience or skill but... See if your library has Robert L. Sargent. Automotive Sheet Metal Repair Its an older book that seems pretty good for how to approach and develop your own answers for questions like this. I picked my copy up at a used book store and it has way...

This is one of those tidbits that not many people on the internet forums seem to know a lot about. No idea why. There are many posts about the right shade of engine color or correct air cleaner, but not much on original wipers and blades. I've only looked at Chrysler part books 67 through...

My fault. With repsect to the link I was only referring to '67. Saw this and looked in the '67 parts book (revision printed Jan 1968 ) So it seems like the above linkage parts are the same for 67 moodel year regardless of motor. I don't fully trust the parts book on the wiper info because...

Link arm is stamped 9770 989. FWIW the parts book says all a-bodies get that link regardless of motor. OK. Maybe.

Forgot about this thread. Yesterday I noticed a couple of the felt washers could use replacing on my '67. This linkage that goes with motor 2822 963 (2 speed, white switch plate, 2 speed switch) has 2770194 and 5? stamped on it. edit. According to the assembly drawings, those are the 1967...

And replace the rocker panels that are thin/damaged with new as much as possible.