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My 1970 Plymouth Satellite needs more fresh air to the engine compartment. I can't justify $2000+cad for a custom fibreglass hood. Below is a picture of the car, along with a close up of the hood, top and underneath. I love the A12 style scoop, but it wasn't used in 1970. I believe the Air...

Considering one of these for the stock steel hood on my '70 Satellite. I would blend in the scoop with fiberglass for a seamless look. Just curious if anyone has done it, of if there is a better way. I've no interest in a lift off hood, so I want to keep my hinges, just with a scoop to add...

I'm having a decision making disorder regarding the matte black I am going to do on the hood. I'm looking for Mopar educated opinions. I'll put a pic below. I was thinking about having the area of the hood inside the lines all done, and am now thinking stripes. Just to be clear I'm not trying to...

The rear window trim, especially along the bottom does not fit the profile of the window enough to snap in. The quarters were changed and the profile from where the quarter meets the center piece below the window has a different curve. Trim pieces dont really bend, and now my trim wont snap in...

Hey all. Trying to locate the plastic clips that are used to fasten the rear chrome trim that goes across the back of my '70 Satellite. You can see the full piece, and then a close up of one of the old plastic clips. I assume screws went from inside out to hold it. Any chance of still getting...

Good morning all. After 6 long years of resto(mostly body work)the '70 Satellite was finally shot. The sealer, paint and clear was Axalta, and the etch and high build primers were both Transtar. The high build sanded beautifully, and went on very flat with 15% reducer. The rear cross sill, cross...

So these came off the windows of my 1970 Plymouth Satellite where they sit into the guides. They were held in by little plastic pieces top and bottom and act as the rail that runs in the guide. I need new clips and the new liners but aren't exactly sure what the proper name is. The liners I will...