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Since your up, grab me a beer

the 1/4 is fine, it's the extension that needs some love

Yours look like that? The quarter being off?

Got an estimate (So California) today for restoring the two usable ones (15”)…. $700 each!

Welcome neighbor.

I counter your offer of butt ugly missing the front clip EV truck with 2002 Chevy 2500HD 8.1L/Allison crew cab. Edit: Righteous.

I actually have 2 functioning Zeniths. One is a small one from the 80's and one from the 90's. The 90's one is a big screen rear projector. My old man worked at the Rauland plant on North Ave and 25th St in Melrose Park in the early 80's.

the gap across the front of the deck lid and rear edge of the hood are usually wider than the sides........ so they don't rub while opening........ 5/16 - 3/8 is about right

My 66 Satellite driver's corner by rear window, 3/8"+ gap factory done.

Detroit Muscle Technologies has the small elastic rubber band for the down stops as well as the quarter window seal, it comes flocked or unflocked. They have a lot of window repair items, just type window in their search.

pretty normal factory fit....... most guys clean that stuff up before a repaint, at least I do.......... the lower part of those quarter extensions are seam sealed by the factory before paint where it meets the tail light panel

Found my Dads ride and brought her home.

Finally finished the lift install and already put it to work. This ride needs a transmission job.

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Nice ride. My Dad was on the B body styling team in 63-64. He designed those tail lights. Doug

'69 Dodge Charger R/T . . .

This is a OEM V8 Throttle And Kick Down Springs. These are original, not china knock offs. They came off of a 1968 383ci Roadrunner, but will also work on other years and engines. $25.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

'68 Dodge Charger R/T . . .

I have a small collection of CD players. The first couple generations and then going into the 90's, CD players had to have their own DAC built in so it actually mattered what brand you bought and how it was assembled. Nowdays all the stuff is digital anyway, and if you actually need a DAC it...

'69 Dodge Charger Daytona . . .