Your car is an A/C car. The Accell super coil is hiding the A/C line connections and the heater motor on an A/C car is bolted on the firewall like yours.
Maybe other Mopar body lines, C, B and A bodies have used them. So finding them may not be to difficult.
I believe that they are just reinforcement plates so the seat nuts don't pull through the thin sheet metal floor. You could always just use a thicker piece of square metal with a hole...
I see.. I don't have those covers to hide my screws. That's a mystery for sure. Thank goodness no one makes those parts and that the plastic is probably not brittle.... Just a little sarcasm there.
That's what happens, life gets in the way. I stripped my car down to sheet metal in 1989 and finally put it back on the road in 2025... Nice looking car. Look forward to seeing your progress.
I have to say, that the ones with the button and or tab are way easier to remove. I was afraid of folding my wiper blades in half while I was trying the remove them.
Sorry, I should have more specific. For my 73, the visor assembly is mounted the the windshield frame at the roof with screws. The visor itself is just slid over the shaft that is internal of the visor assembly. I cannot see inside my old visors to see if it is spring clip(s) inside but, the...
My 73 sun visors do not have screws either. The rod is just held in by friction. You just need to pull the visor opposite the shaft and the visor will come off.
I don't know if mine are factory or not, but I believe they are. My wiper blades use the rubber cartridge for replacement and not the whole wiper blade. There is no button or tab to press on mine. In order for my wiper blades to release from the wiper arm I have to lift up on both sides to...
Welcome to the site from Massachusetts. Can't wait to see more pictures as you move forward with your new ride. This site has lots of information and great people who are willing to help answer your questions.
I have a nice set. I can take more pictures if you'd like. I tried to use the contact seller tab but I cannot post any pictures there. I think I have the "L" brackets that tie them to the frame rail also.
I used Year One for my dash pad refinishing. They were the cheapest and you get what you pay for. It was sent to a guy in Texas right on the Mexico border. It fits pretty good. It would not pass for OEM by any means. The pad is actually flat black and the grain is not correct as the original. I...