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There's a ton of good fastener people out there. I went to Mr. G's and had pretty good success.

That's the exact picture that convinced me. It is QQ1 red metallic. From 67

With the new top. QQ1

My 66. Just got it back from paint. It is the QQ1 red metallic. Looks awesome.

1966 Dart convertible. Having trouble with the doors. Seems the star wheel on the rotors are worn out or have a flat spot. Doors close good every second or third try. If you manually turn the rotor before closing, it works good more or less. I have adjusted the crap out of the doors and the...

It's very easy to do. But when it says wait three hours before you remove the backing, DO IT!!!!

I tried the repop for my 66 dart because I had all the hardware and chrome but the cable also had been cut. I couldn't find the cable only and wound up buying a whole new assembly. Laysons was awesome. Ricks a great guy to deal with, but they are pricey. Around $160.00 for the whole thing

Oh, that would be nice! Just aggravating but getting it.

Thanks redfish, I'm seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

Thanks Kurt. Column just sitting for moving around purposes. Speaking of which, the rubber collar where the column bolts up under the dash. Don't have it, can't find a repop. Any thoughts? I was thinking rubber roofing with adhesive backing? Bicycle inner tube??

Thanks, but I'm tending to believe the buffer heated it and they just put too much pressure. It's a b%#ch, but we're getting it to squeeze in. Just aggravates the hell out of me when you pay someone to do something and this stuff happens.

After I had it restored!

Does chrome distort during the restoration/chroming process?? Here are two pictures of the header chrome inside the car?? Not sure what happened?

I was frustrated with the QQ1 red on my 66. Had a pint mixed and it was way off. Check the build date, may be a carry over color?

Thanks guys. My fender and door trim pieces got trashed by ups in transit!!

Anyone??

Awesome!! I hope so

Can anyone tell me if the top fender trim and top door trim pieces the same for a hard top and a convertible? Thanks. Jim

I've searched all the popular sites, RT, Mr. G's etc. I'm looking for the right nylon grommet that holds the headlight bezels in place. Doesn't have to be the correct one, just needs to work. 1966 Dodge Dart convertible. Thanks.

I want to re paint this engine before I put it in, the Chrysler red is shabby looking. Engine has only run on a stand. How should I prep the existing paint? Scotch brite, acetone, tack cloth then spray it? Can I use adhesion promoter? Is there a hi temp adhesion promoter? Thanks! Jim

Has anyone used this or any other product to protect a new pain job while installing engine, etc? Don't want to pull the fenders but don't want to take a chance marring it up! Thanks

I think I got them from classic industries. Just not as solid as original.

They can be a pain. I changed mine when the whole assembly was out. I think you need to pull the frame out. After that,Take the glass out. There is a little roll pin in the bottom that acts as a stop, pull that, unscrew the pivot at the top and slide the glass out. after you get the old one out...

I've only had good luck with them. There's a member on here from laysons, I think it's Dan. He has been very helpful. Only problem is their website is tough to navigate

Lol, I did that and the mustang pump didn't fit the holes, so I ordered the 66 dart one and guess what? You're right, identical and it didn't fit either!! Go figure?

But if it was a mustang, it would still be a mustang!

Not sure about a car, but Goof off is a great rust remover.

I found them at Laysons http://www.laysons.com/Catalog.cfm?nCatID=1166&nModelID=13&nModelYear=1970

I've put this on the B body forum, but I'm sure someone here will have the answer. A friend of mine is putting together a 70 Coronet, he's looking for the plastic channel guides for the windows. They attach to the back part of the glass and ride in the channel. Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Jim

As always, great information. Thanks you all!!