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My trim was pretty beat up... well really beat. It was near 1800 and a few weeks at the shop. I feel I could have shopped around for another but as the car has sentimental value I just used the part it was born with. Cheers.

I brought mine to Kings of Trim in Pacoima CA. Mine was hammered from my brother backing into something years ago right at the emblem. Hard enough to put a very sizable dent in the deck lid. When restoring the car I debated throwing the molding away and just painting the deck lid..... I’m very...

I have a 67 and it has a 68-69 style molding and seal in the rear from the factory. I got the new seal from Classic Industires. I also converted the front to the 68 style. Was very easy to do. The one thing I can say is you may need to do a little body work on the window frame in the lower...

As soon as I get done with color sanding, I’ll be doing a package tray and trunk kit similar to this. They will be wrapped in leather that I’ve used in the interior of the car. I’m still researching a donut spare that will fit under the floor panel, cause I want to have that peace of mind...

Hey BrianT... Sorry for the late response as it’s been busy at work today. I had the grille and rear panel done at the same time. I can say they worked a deal for me. The 1300 they quoted you, wasn’t what I paid for a “package” price. But... it was spendy for sure. It really make the car look...

King of Trim did the front grille and trunk trim on my 67. Very happy with the work... took about 3 weeks. They straightened, anodized and painted... bolt on ready. Cheers!

I didn’t have the trim holes in my lid either. I looked on the inside and the factory had the access holes already in place but I had to drill the holes on the exterior to match. I used a drill bit and a hole drill bit to make the holes nice and round. The clips I couldn’t find and made a set of...

i just finished mine a couple months ago. It seemed the holes didn’t line up when I did mine. I used self tapping screws on the aluminum trim (big piece) to hold it in place. I was then able to use threaded brackets to retain the thin trim over the edge of the inner piece and hide the screws. If...

Hello all, I recently finished my exterior and made some trim clips for my GT trim panel. I’ve read others asking for them and thought I’d share what I had come up with to complete mine. I made mine out of steel and painted them with epoxy paint. I used a sheet metal bender to get the angles...

Browsing the forums I stumbled on this post. I have a 67 Dart and will not be running rocker moldings. I do though have the original clips (most of them) on the rocker panels. I could take a few pictures tomorrow if you'd like to see if they are what you need. Let me know. Cheers!