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SR-280082, $22.00 each....Quarter Window Roller - White - with pin, 67-76 A-body In stock....

For the 1972 Duster/Dart/Valiant..... MR-3654975, Seat Back Medallion - This is the flat smooth chrome piece that fits in the center section of the vinyl seat - Original Chrysler Part # 3654 975....$29.00 each....IN STOCK

We are completely sold out of our second production run of the sill/inner plates. We have another production run due up, but we do not have a firm ETA from the manufacturer when they will be done. We do have quite a few customers waiting for the new run to show up, so when they do show up...

Most commonly referred to as an "interior roofrail trim molding"

[WANTED] - '66 Barracuda trunk part | For A Bodies Only Mopar Forum

Googling the part# says it's for a Honda.

TM-9043, Shifter Button Return Spring. New Chrysler return spring for the shift button.....$19.95....in stock This part is an original Chrysler piece.

We do have in stock "Universal" headliner bow-stock.... AG-BOWSTOCK....ALL.....Headliner Bow – universal bow for all models (wagons not confirmed) – 59" long.... Some trimming may be required......$10.00 ea

Link to CL ad....... 1968 Barracuda seats Hope somebody close to there can give you a hand....

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If it's an "off-white" color, that shade of white is called "parchment".

Does anybody happen to have any pics of the inside of a 68-69 A-body bucket seat back showing where all of the headrest mounting pieces are located under the seat cover? I did a google search and came up empty....also checked the '69 Master parts catalog for an exploded view...and none there...

No emblems for those holes. There is a small colored plug that goes there. That is the access hole for the adjustment on the vent wing frames.

Average cost to restore a dash pad is $550.00 plus S&H.....all depending on condition of pad when received.

You can also have your original dash pad restored as well....

Hmmmm..... From the looks of the window crank and the arm rest pad/base.....I'd venture to say those are 1967 versions.

We offer 54" x 80" sheets of the trunk mat material in the three different patterns(Gray Houndstooth, Herringbone, and Gray Plaid), cost is $98.00 plus the S/H. You could then cut to fit for your needs.

Find a tub that's big enough to immerse the entire unit. Mix #2 diesel fuel 50-50 with the cheapest ATF you can find. Soak the regulator in the mixture making sure the entire unit is covered....a day or two should be enough. You'll be amazed at how well this works. I learned this method...

The color of the floor carpet is supposed to match the patch of carpet on the bottom of the seat back panels.

You need to remove the seat back panel. You'll see where the headrest posts are secured with a spring-loaded metal tang that engages a notch in the post. Release the tang and pull the headrests up and out.

3M Super 77 spray adhesive, it tacks up quick and holds strong. Spray the backing board with a light coat and let it "tack up". Spray a light coat on the back of the vinyl and let it tack up. Then apply the vinyl on the backing board and work out the bubbles and wrinkles in the material till...

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AF-679ACPB, 1967-69 Convertible pair rear arm rest pads - Black.....$129 pair

If you haven't already taken the old covers off of your seats yet, I would like to offer a bit of advice. Take pics of EVERYTHING!!!! And I mean every little detail of where the hog rings are located, how the material is folded around the corners, the location of the seat back adjustment...

At the present time, I am not aware of any reproduction A-body upper bolsters. They can be restored just like a dash pad, as they are basically the same style of construction...ie: a vinyl covered foam over a metal core. So right now, good used pieces are probably your best...

Those are called upper door bolsters. Pieces similar to that are found on the 68-70 Dodge Chargers and some of the third gen B-bodies.

Jeff, the pinchweld edge liner is $2.25 per foot for the bulk stock. The bulk stock only comes in BLACK, so if you car's interior is any other color, this would have to be dyed to match. The bulk is in stock on the shelf We do have listings for pre-cut pairs of pinchweld in colors for the...

Are you refering to the "pinch-weld" molding? It's vinyl covered with a metal core and slips onto the pinch weld below the quarter jambs and below the A-pillars, and the bottom ends tuck under the sill plates?

Since there were no pics of the tracks, I was going by the stich pattern of the seat covers. The stich pattern in the OP's first two pics matches what is shown in the Legendary catalog.

'73 Duster, Duster 340, Dart Sport 340