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It depends who manufacture for them. I would give them a call to find out if they are made with the tabs. If they get the panels from Sherman parts which are the only other two piece ones I've seen. AMD sells the full trunk floor panels I believe. Here's a picture of the bottom of the Sherman...

If you still want to find out the original color. Look for the build sheet for your car under the bottom of your back seat or the front seat if the seats are original. Be careful they can be fragile after all these years. I believe the code is on the first line of the build sheet. Oh! If the...

Glad it helped you out. I've been there before myself. As the saying goes " a picture's worth a thousand words". Good luck on your project.

Do these help any?

You might want to give AMD a call to make sure they are going to make them. It took them awhile to come out with the fastback quarters after it was rumored they where going to make them.

I went out and took a picture of mine. Of course this is the original gasket I don't know if the repop is the same. You wouldn't think they would be that different. I pulled the locking strip back so you can see it.

More pictures of the gasket. It kind looks like you might have the inside on the outside. It should have a built in locking strip that should be on the outside which I don't see in your picture.

Don't know why bed liner wouldn't work. It holds up in the truck bed expose to the elements.

Top of fender color.

You're welcome. There are also some other site venders too if you don't find what you need. Good luck on your 67 fish!

Take a look here a FABO sponsor. http://www.justmopar.com/store.php?crn=205

Try here too. They're also a FABO sponsor. http://www.justmopar.com/store.php?crn=217

I'll have to save those pictures for when I do mine (someday). Thanks for finding them.

Steele Rubber co. and Soff Seal co. look like the picture you have posted from Jim's. It maybe installed wrong. This is from site vendor that sells Metro Super Soft.

I have to agree.

I'm not challenging and I'm not trying to be an a$$. Just making a statement. Sorry for quoting your post. I deleted the quote.

It's use on aircraft.

Someone had this thread before. Might help doesn't have them all on it. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=7033

Cool. The scoop makes it look mean.

He also did this one 1966 SSXR barracuda for the movie Fireball 500.

Have you tried the vendors on the site Layson's restorations and Dale's Cuda Shop. Year One. Classic Industries has kits as well as single plugs.

I stand corrected. Thanks. I guess they do that to make it more appealing to a possible customer. Like I said my 68 doesn't have any holes for one either on the trunk. Is the 67 trunk flatter then the 68's . The 68 has that little ridge down the middle and the emblem wouldn't sit flat.

I looked at my 68 sales brochure. You maybe right about only the formula s having one on the trunk. The ones that weren't formula s don't appear to have one. But it is a bit hard to see on them the pictures are either too small or at a weird angle. Mine doesn't have one and there are no holes...

Here's a picture I found on the inter net of the badge placement.

Check these guys out they're one of the sponsors here. http://www.phoenixgraphix.com/

this photo's from a 73 Duster, Valiant, and Barracuda brochure. Kind looks the same.

if the 68 Valiant or Barracuda notch are the same as the Dart. the shop manual says seal in the channel is first then glass.

FABO sponsor Just Mopar has Supersoft I believe .

Don't use anything that's going to hold moisture even if there are no leaks. Humidity can cause moisture. The air has to circulate. 19 Again has the right idea there the air can circulate and dry it out. By the way nice job!

If you're going to take it in for body work soon wait. If it's going to be awhile have some metal welded in. You probably don't know what the metal looks like under the patches. People forget that these cars are unibody . No frame so to speak and all that metal in the floors are part of the...