73-76 Dart Swinger Passenger Fender & Door

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I'm looking for a 1973-76 Dart Passenger Door and Fender. It must be that ugly beige/tan that came on many early 70s Darts. It also must be rust free and in average or better condition. I'm not looking for either part that needs a repaint or bodywork. It's going on my 73 Swinger that I intend to leave w/ original patina.
 
You really think you'll be able to match 35+ year old paint? Even if the part was painted the same exact color, the amount of sun fade will almost surely be different than yours.
Good Luck! :-)
 
I'm looking for a 1973-76 Dart Passenger Door and Fender. It must be that ugly beige/tan that came on many early 70s Darts. It also must be rust free and in average or better condition. I'm not looking for either part that needs a repaint or bodywork. It's going on my 73 Swinger that I intend to leave w/ original patina.

I'm guessing this will be very hard to find. If your car is in original paint you are looking for original paint parts also. And I believe you will find you need '73 only parts since the paint formula changed each year. In other words '74 tan parts are a different shade than '73. IIRC, the code in '73 was Y3 and the color was called Honey Gold. Seems like it was called Harvest Gold or something in '74. Anyway the important thing is although the CODE is the same, the FORMULA changed, so did the shade.
Post your color code and I will check my books and let you know for sure if the color is the same for more than one year.
And, welcome to FABO!
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to bad your so far away. i have a rust free Cal car here in CT in that color.
good luck
 

Variation in color tone is fine. Anything will be better than the green fender and door on it now.

It's not a show car, so an exact match isn't necessary. The same color/tone would be greatness.
 
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