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1969 Plymouth GTX. You can see the difference.

I've used these in the past. 1003144 NUT CAGE 1/4-20, HARDWARE, 1003144 :Mopar Fasteners, Clips & Hardware

I've also done this but in addition drilled lots of small holes in the metal piece so the JB weld is holding on with a lot more surface area than just the perimeter around the metal. Metal piece sort of looks like a cheese grater before assembly onto the backside of the grill.

This is the only engine paint I use. Easy to apply and very durable.

I bought two of the panels when OER first released them probably 3-4 years ago and immediately installed them onto cars. The fit was acceptable so I ordered two more to have in inventory for my shop. The parts I bought, fit was good but they do stick out just a little bit on the ends (very small...

I’ve used a few of the OER ones for my restorations sold through Classic Industries part number MN1463. Their not bad, have to drill the two holes to mount the GTX emblem. About the only option out there.

Actually you have the Dodge brackets. I’ve never had a problem with those. Plymouth brackets are different.

How long ago did you buy them? Probably more than 2 1/2 years ago?

1968-1969 Plymouth B-body AMD front bumper brackets and bumper don’t fit together. These are supposed to be Chrysler authorized restoration parts, yeah right. That doesn’t mean ****. I came across this problem about 2 1/2 years ago and worked with Zach at AMD to understand and fix the problem...

I bought some from RT Specialties about a year ago. Check their website.