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Thanks Guys! Does anyone know if these were ever installed at the factory? I was told they were but now I'm hearing they weren't.

This is EXACTLY why I was asking, I've seen some positioned closer to the front door glass than the rear of the quarter glass as in this picture. Does anyone have some pics from an origianl car. Thanks for the input 340 Swinger!

Hello All, Can anyone give me some dimensions to help me correctly place the Scat Pack decals on my quarter windows? I've looked all over and cannot find anything. Any pics would also be helpful also. Below is a picture of them and they will be going on my 1969 Dart GTS.

If you are talking FRONT fenders the answer is they are the same.

I looked up where you are at (Twin Lake), and we will be heading that way for the "Pinks All Out" show in July at Martin. Are you planning on attending? Should be a pretty good show!

Try here: http://www.mmcdetroit.com/Fastener_Store/ He has written several reference manuals on the subject of fasteners. Plus he's a great guy to boot! His name is Dave Wise. Tell him Al sent ya P.S. I see that you are from Michigan also, he's located in Oxford Michigan.

Chaz, Thanks, I appreciate the info and would love to see a pic. Rat

Hey 74valiant, Was it the Macomb Community College swap meet? I stopped by their display also and the parts they had there looked nice but I don't know of anyone that actually used their stuff. It was a good swap met though, picked up a few needed items.

Would it be possible to get some pics of this?

The color is called Turbine Bronze Poly. Not sure how rare it is but I had a 68 Plymouth Satellite in that color.

I agree, don't leave us hanging. I've been pestering everyone trying to get info on doing this.

Thanks for the pics Brian and I couldn't agree with you more! :bootysha: I love a beautifully restored car but they are not for everyone. There is NOTHING worse than someone trying to shove THEIR thoughts and views down someone else's throat! Again I think your car looks AWESOME...