SOLD 68 69 70 2 DOOR POST / COUPE PARTS

[Mopar John]

I have decide to sell my stash of 68 69 70 2 door post / coupe parts.
1 pair of coupe quarter window assemblies with working latches + B pillar stainless trim. These are the longer Plymouth style $125.00
1 pair of coupe headliner side trim rails $125.00
1 pair of interior metal trim panels that go below the quarter windows for Plymouth $100.00
1 pair of coupe door opening stainless moldings with weatherstrips and outer trim for above the quarter windows. The door opening stainless moldings fit both the Dodge and Plymouth cars. The trim for above the quarter windows is one pair of the longer Plymouth style and one single shorter Dodge style drivers side $75.00
I would like to move this all to one person for a great price of $275.00 for it all!
The prices do not include shipping from 46391.
Thanks! John

 

[dadsbee]

Sure now you do this John.. LOL ! Are they Plymouth or Dodge???.. and if Dodge I'll take them all.

 

[Mopar John]

Wayne,
I am not sure on the origins as I parted out several over the years and kept the best parts should I ever buy one.
What parts are different between the Dodge and Plymouth and what do I measure?
John

 

[dadsbee]

Personally I don't know John, but I noted there is different glass, hinge and rubber gasket for Plymouth vs Dodge. Hopefully someone can help us with that!

 

[3white74]

Dodge popout windows are different than Plymouth .,..rest is same to.my knowledge

 

[dadsbee]

Any help on part numbers or details Steve?

 

[3white74]

I have Plymouth pop outs here ... could look at those tomorrow

 

[dadsbee]

Thanks Steve.. I'll check my Bee glass, etc for numbers tomorrow as well so we can sort out what John has!

 

[Mopar John]

I believe this is going to get interesting for some?
In the picture from my ad of the door opening stainless moldings are 3 almost straight pieces.
They are labeled quarter window moldings.
There is a pair there the same length and then one that is about an inch shorter!
So if the quarter windows are of a different size this trim is also.
I have attached a couple of pictures that show what I'm talking about.
MJ

 

[QuickBpBp]

I believe this is going to get interesting for some?
In the picture from my ad of the door opening stainless moldings are 3 almost straight pieces.
They are labeled quarter window moldings.
There is a pair there the same length and then one that is about an inch shorter!
So if the quarter windows are of a different size this trim is also.
I have attached a couple of pictures that show what I'm talking about.
MJ

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Plymouth has a 1 inch shorter wheel base than Dodge that is the why the one is shorter..

 

[dadsbee]

John, my glass (Dodge) are 21 1/4" long from the end to the edge of the hinge and 12 1/2" wide at the hinge.

 

[ACME A12]

Dodge popout windows are different than Plymouth .,..rest is same to.my knowledge

Metal trim panels are also different. Ask me how I know...

 

[Mopar John]

Wayne,
I have measured my quarter windows in the same spot.
I get 22" in width and the same 12 1/2" in height.
I also measured the metal trim panel along that straight line across and get 33" in length.
The part that is becoming confusing for me is that if the Dodge has a 1" longer wheelbase,
why are my quarter windows a 3/4" longer?
John

 

[dadsbee]

I don't think the spring hanger adding 1" to Dodge's wheel base has anything to do with it.. roof lines between brands maybe. Been going back and forth with ACME A12 and we're noting many differences in the interior panels as well, so might be a year thing too and not just Plymouth and Dodge. These are my interior panels, note that my screw hole is further aft at the sail panel. ACME has another that has the screw hole down in the middle of the panel vs up at the sail panel..

 

[Mopar John]

Wayne,
I just finished looking at my 1969 dealer parts book and the only part that's the same for Dodge and Plymouth
is the big trim piece for the door opening. Now to figure out the rest?
How long is your metal trim panel along that straight Line?
John