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Looks good. :)

Not sure about the nubs, but the wheels fit nicely on my '65. Thats's where the wheel covers came from as well.

Looks great! What's the 8 track tape, and does it work?

1st one's done, 3 more to go. Let's see if we learned anything.

At least we missed the tornados!

Interesting. I'll have to dig into the hardtop parts in the stash, thought I remembered those being different.

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Rubber triangle with a metal tab that goes into the window track. I suspect these are the same on all the slab convertibles.

Good luck with the project. Looking at the Factory Service Manual, the '67 top looks mostly the same as my '65, but there may be some slight differences. I know the top well is wider, so the rear curtain extends farther back towards the trunk lid, but it looks like it attaches the same way...

Normally I would say no. '65-66 used one style of cluster (the half round one) and '67-68 used a horizontal speedometer. However, it does look like there is one on Ebay currently that is mislabled as '67. So if it looks like yours, it should work. Might want to contact the seller to make...

It's a little bigger than a C body. My local railroad bought four "new" locomotives and I'm helping the guy who is repainting them.

I drove a couple of hours south to just south of Toledo Ohio. No traffic problems on the way down. Little hazy, but mostly clear sky.

That was my thought as well. Not sure if this would be insanely fun or insanely terrifying? I suspect a little of both.

My 300 is Dec 15 and it has 4 bulbs. Does that vertical oval plug cover the access for the back up light?

This is the Z retainer on the driver's side, so the raised portion is towards the front of the car. I believe there are just the 3 visible screw holes and the forward end just floats there, but will try to double check that this weekend.

I did my top a couple of years ago. There may be some pics in this thread that will help? Most of the well liner is attached the same way as the top itself. On top of the sheet metal is the well liner, the top (both the main top and the rear curtain in the corners) the metal retainers that...

Thanks!

What panel bond did you use? Any tips for using it?

As Ross pointed out, the Chrysler wagons are shorter than the sedans, but I believe that is because all of the C body wagons are based off the Dodge wheelbase, so sedan sheetmetal may actually match for yours.

I added a layer of black window screen under the cowl vents. It is practically invisible, and I figure anything small enough to get through the holes in the screen will flush right out the other end.