Recent content by SgtSuperbird

My exact question, LowBikeMike.

Originally, this was a thread regarding a Superbird. I assumed kaj750 was talking about the same car, or at least the same year. 69 B Bodies are the same.

Yes, they are installed after the headliner is in place. Just use a pin to poke around - it won't hurt anything.

Before I go and buy something else I don't need, I'll bump this another time...

"No MOPARS were harmed in the making of this film." LOL

Thanks for the help, xlr8. Yeah, it should be pretty simple - they do it all the time in the movies! Good conversation today. Talk to you soon.

This may be correct:

As with most of these requests, I know it's a shot in the dark, but here goes: Looking for a '69 Bee, 383, 4 speed with console, B5 blue, with B7 interior, Ramcharger hood, with an unusual RED stripe. Unfortunately, I don't have a VIN to reference, and when I blew up one picture containing the...

I'm really looking forward to the second part. Excellent job!

Does "fresh engine" mean a non original 383?

Damn that saltwater air! Or maybe it took a saltwater bath.

Thank you for posing those questions. I'd like to know, also.

To each, his own, but please consider NOT taking a real SB and turning it into a restomod! As mentioned, that can be accomplished without using one of these rare birds. Additionally, the restomod most likely will cut down your pool of buyers, if you choose to sell it. Just my opinion.

If the '70 Dodge is like a '70 Plymouth B-body, there should be one chrome screw up front, near the visor area. And yes, it just snaps in. Be aware that the clips only go in one direction.

This is the positioning on a '69 Charger. Run your fingers along the bottom frame (facing front) to see if the original holes are present. Mine were, after a long-ago reupholstering, which covered them.