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@MonacoBlue i try to send you a private message but your inbox is full : "The following recipients have reached their maximum allowed inbox limit: MonacoBlue. " As itsn't about the subject of clips i'll open a new topic.

Thanks ! I never removed the mouldings, they were in the car when i bought it (and w/o clips ...). I've printed the page, they said "all fastener pics will print out actual size" and i'll verify, seems that the FA 316 is the right one.

Yes i've seen the message and that's what i need. What is the email or www site of M. G's ? I've found pizzeria, cafe, bowling, etc... but no seller of retainers, clips, etc.. {edit} I've found the site , Mr. G's Enterprises - Auto Fasteners and catalogs of retainers, but what is the model i...

If you can take a pic of the roof moulding clips (and size) !!! I'm not sure it's easy. According to Parts manual it's a 6002 871 retainer. Thanks in advance

Thanks ! Should I contact him by message or will he be informed of the subject?

Hi all, As you know i've a '73 Monaco SW. The car no longer has the woodgrain but I still have the roof moldings, not reinstalled. And that's the problem, there are still pins on the roof but what do the clips look like? The width of the molding is around 11 mm (7/16") but I don't really see...

Yes, 2 small screws and you can unbolt one of them only if you move the latch ! In any case I have to move the switch away from the door panel because i must disengage the small pin which actuates the switch. I've found some pics of the latch on an ebay sale

Thanks for the reply. I need to change the switch because it works (with the lock cylinder) only in one direction (down) . The switch is stuck between the latch and the door sheet metal, see pic. So to remove it (it has a pin from the latch which goes in) i must remove the latch (so the glass...

Hi all, I've bought some months ago a '73 Monaco SW, you can see it in my previous posts. Beautiful but .... I think I was cheated about the condition of the wagon, by the seller (who said nothing "lets the buyer beware" ...) and by the person who examined it (and who saw nothing from underside...