Is 67 Dart windscreen trim different to 68 and later

[dart6]

I just have the 4 corners shown in the pics, should there not be more trim. It is a 67 GT Dart.
What looks like long bits of trim is actually plastic

Thx for looking

 

[grumpuscreature]

You're quite right, the '68 up trim was different. The '67 trim was the plastic strip with the 4 corners and that particular setup was a one year only thing. When new it looked OK and didn't leak but after about 6 months the plastic shrunk enough to allow water leaks around the windshield. The dealerships had a major headache trying to fix the leaks and did their best to deal with it. Dad bought a new '67 Valiant and after a few trips to the dealer for repairs, he fixed the problem by drilling a series of 1/4" holes in the floor to let the water drain out. The dealership fixed the problem in early '68 by replacing the windshield gasket and trim with '68 parts. I would suggest you do the same...

 

[red67gts]

yep, I agree swap to 68 gasket and trim

 

[67Dart273]

This has been discussed much

A thread:

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=252621

Be certain to read the article posted in Mopar Muscle

http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...ww.moparmusclemagazine.com/p...l/viewall.html

 

[dart6]

Thx that's the answers i was looking for and i did try the search button. What i gather is i can use the trim and gaskets from 68 to 76

 

[Oklacarcollecto]

Thx that's the answers i was looking for and i did try the search button. What i gather is i can use the trim and gaskets from 68 to 76

Make sure you get the correct height gasket. Hardtops use a shorter gasket than sedans do.

 

[dart6]

will do thx