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    body moldings

    The straight piece in my photo is 56.5 inches long. Terry W.
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    body moldings

    Ok. I won't break anything tomorrow. I truly thought i had broke my femur or pelvis when I fell today. I need to pay closer attention to where I'm walking.
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    body moldings

    @booyaballer. I'm in Washington state. If you lived close to me, I'd tell ya to come over and get them. Shipping is a killer now. I'd go out and measure the long one for you but I fell and injured my right hip today and am struggling to walk. ER took an x-ray and said I didn't break anything...
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    body moldings

    Here's a few pieces I have that follow the body lines of the Challenger. They had female plastic pieces slid into the molding channel on the back which were then attached to the male metal pins on the fenders, door and rear quarter panels. The pins looked like the pins used to hold the clips for...
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    body moldings

    Very hard to find, especially the original Mopar ones. @Cudahunter may be the best source for info on them. I think he may know something about them, but maybe not? Terry W.
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    Steps installating interior

    No bows - eliminates that issue. Make sure to measure for the sunvisor holes also. Did the gran Coupe have a hardboard headliner like the Challenger SE? I have only owned one SE and the headliner was pulling off the hardboard and the hardboard had a sag to it. Terry W.
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    Steps installating interior

    In my experience, the headliner would go in next. I assume you marked the headliner bows in their proper order. I also mark the holes they each go in and take measurements of location so I can find them. Also make dome light location with measurements. Also measure locations for your seat belt...
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    What is out there on floor mats?

    I was looking at O'Reilly's Auto Parts website and there are some very inexpensive vinyl and rubber floor mats /sets available that would work. Set 78830 ($29.99) are fronts only with a size of about 28" long by 19" wide which would fit. Also set 79920 ($27.99) are front and rear mats and look...
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    1971 Dodge challenger grill insert chrome trim

    I hope these help. Terry W.
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    Molding Carpet to 4 Speed Hump

    I just went through this in my 71 Challenger this summer. Letting the carpet lay out in the car helps. Here's 4 photos to show you what I did from laying it out to the finish. There's still a little bit up on the back corner of the tunnel hump you had circled. I plan on steaming it at having a...
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    71 CUDA R26 CASSETTE MOUNTING TO FLOOR

    Does this work for you? Terry W
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    71 CUDA R26 CASSETTE MOUNTING TO FLOOR

    In my car, there was not carpet under the feet of the bracket. There was a small square cut out to allow clearance around the bracket. The plastic mount bezel covers up the carpet for about an inch or so all the way around. Terry W.
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    71 CUDA R26 CASSETTE MOUNTING TO FLOOR

    Sorry, I did not take measurements. Terry W.
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    71 CUDA R26 CASSETTE MOUNTING TO FLOOR

    I just replaced my carpet a couple months ago. The bracket screws directly to the tunnel floor. The second photo is an old photo of my cassette taken at least 15 years ago. Terry W.
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    FOR SALE CUDA. DECK LID

    FOR SALE CHALLENGER. DECK LID Are you sure that's a Challenger decklid? My Challenger decklids all have the front corners come to a square -type point, not rounded like that decklid. Maybe a Cuda lid. Terry W.
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