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I have a 71 Charger with factory power trunk release. It also has the Strato vent system. The vacuum hose for the Strato vent runs through the firewall in a hole with a molded grommet about 1", directly below the heater motor. The trunk release vacuum hose goes through a hole next the the...

I have a survivor 79 Magnum GT. No rust, original paint. Love it.

So Chrysler was back to building cool vehicles in 1978. The Super Coupe, Lil Red Express, Street Van, Macho Power Wagon, Warlock, Magnum GT were all very cool for the time. I have always thought they could have gone just a bit further though. Like offering a 4 speed in the Super Coupe and...

I think a P code 78 Magnum GT would be the coolest late 70's B body. If someone were to order a new Magnum in 78, equipped with the GT package, P code 400, 3.21 sure grip 9 3/4, and no A/C or other heavy, power robbing options, It would have been one of the hottest cars of the era. If only...

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Super! Thanks for that. You are happy with the color match? Was it a custom mix, or is there a code for it too?

Do you have the PPG paint code that you had mixed? I see the can has a Shopline label. I'd like to get this mixed too. Thanks

I have yet to see a P code 75 Road Runner. I have seen several P code Cordobas though.

That the one I want, however they no longer make it. I have contacted Performance Car Graphics about ordering this decal, and they do not currently make it

Just wondering if anyone has found a source for this decal yet? I really want one with the square hole for the scoop precut.

I know the builder well. We've been buddies for 30+ years. He doesn't post online. I have driven the truck when it was in its shorter wheelbase form.

that's what I'm talking about. Looks great!

No Brown listed for 1969. The 1970 brown appears like it could be close?

I'm restoring a 1969 Charger dash, and I haven't found a vinyl dye that matches the dash pads. The dash pads, and windshield pillar plastic mouldings on 1969 tan interiors are darker than the rest of the interior, so the PP650 Saddle tan vinyl dye that Classic Industries etc sell, is lighter. It...

If it's a real R/T, then the color on the fender tag is the most desirable and best choice for resale value. Changing color will make it less saleable

The 71-72 B body and 70-74 E body use the asymmetrical centre link because of the change in the steering box angle. If you use the appropriate centre link matched with the K frame, you can use it in a 66-70 B body. Best option is to use the correct type K frame in the body it was designed for...

Yes, That makes sense that it should match closely

Very nice. That look correct to me. Since the ashtray is painted with the textured dash paint, the vinyl dash pads should match it very close.

You don't have many choices. The generic quarter skins that are sold by so many sources are pretty sad. They are not accurate in any dimension. Soft edges, oversized, and flimsy. The AMD panels are super nice panels. No comparison. Unfortunately, AMD dropped all their quarter skins several years...

Looking at the back sides of the original tan dash pads, they look darker and a bit browner than the door panels, door jamb windlace, and seats. I have some 1969 Code 650 tan vinyl dye that matches these lighter parts, but it doesn't match the dash pads at all. It looks to me like the dash pads...