Wanted: Fusalage Top Firewall Area Plastic Screen Part

[Binky1945]

I need a large narrow black plastic piece that fits exposed directly behind the closed hood and below the windshield chrome trim. It goes from one side of the engine compartment to the other and between the rear top portions of the front fenders. I have absolutely no idea what it is correctly called much less have a part number. Any help in locating one of these large plastic screen pieces would be greatly appreciated. New preferred but good sound used will work and/or help in identifying the item by name and part number. Also looking for the block letter chrome pin/screw on "PLYMOUTH" badge that attaches directly to the middle of the rear bumper on the Fury 3. Also would appreciate a price on a correct and complete bumper jack and tire tool for same. Also looking for one or both correct fender mirrors for the 1973 Fury series. Thank you very much. Jim Dent … [email protected] or 859 575.4444

 

[CBODY67]

What model and year of vehicle? They might look generic, but seem to be molded specifically for particular carlines and model years.

Other than cosmetics, they are supposed to keep leaves and debris out of the hvac system. In some years of the earlier '70s, GM "cheaped out" and deleted them, only later adding some open mesh wire painted black. YUK!

CBODY67

 

[The Goose]

Long narrow piece or plastic screens?

You mean A and 2 or ????

A the screen

2 the long narrow plastic deal.

This stuff is old but I think it’s ok they are black so UV doesn’t destroy em like clear or white. OR the damn tail lights I pulled off this thing. Should’ve kept them in one crispy piece but I tried to pull them apart for a guy on here that just needed the lenses and they died on the operating table...

Let us know. Good luck w the hunt.

FYI metal wipers are on my car now. Wiper motor & heater stuff is up for grabs.

 

[Binky1945]

Long narrow piece or plastic screens?

You mean A and 2 or ????

A the screen

2 the long narrow plastic deal.

This stuff is old but I think it’s ok they are black so UV doesn’t destroy em like clear or white. OR the damn tail lights I pulled off this thing. Should’ve kept them in one crispy piece but I tried to pull them apart for a guy on here that just needed the lenses and they died on the operating table...

Let us know. Good luck w the hunt.

View attachment 337113

View attachment 337114

FYI metal wipers are on my car now. Wiper motor & heater stuff is up for grabs.

Long narrow piece or plastic screens?

You mean A and 2 or ????

A the screen

2 the long narrow plastic deal.

This stuff is old but I think it’s ok they are black so UV doesn’t destroy em like clear or white. OR the damn tail lights I pulled off this thing. Should’ve kept them in one crispy piece but I tried to pull them apart for a guy on here that just needed the lenses and they died on the operating table...

Let us know. Good luck w the hunt.

View attachment 337113

View attachment 337114

FYI metal wipers are on my car now. Wiper motor & heater stuff is up for grabs.

 

[Binky1945]

You are in the right area but I just received a reply from another C member who has one and I have already committed.
.
However, I do need a plastic or rubber piece for the right rear corner that is below the taillight and above the bumper. It is just a lower corner body filler piece so you cant see thru the corner to the ground.
.
I could also use an original and decent dash clock and a decent original Fury am/fm radio for the Fury series.
.
Thank you for your prompt reply. I really do like that above this site. Everybody is so darn friendly and extremely helpful. Jim

 

[marty mopar]

see post above:

What model and year of vehicle?

 

[Binky1945]

see post above:

What model and year of vehicle? 1973 Plymouth Fury iii 4 door sedan Cop Car

 

[SGT FURY]

AM/FM For Sale - 69-73 dodge Plymouth am/fm

 

[Binky1945]

OK Do you PayPal ? If so, i need your acct name & #. My ship to address is Jim Dent 156 Hickory Meadows Drive, Richmond, Kentucky 40475. Do you need any other information? Thank you, Jim