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This is a 1970 Challenger vert. These were posted by Erik70RT, not sure which forum. This is a Challenger, not sure where I found this.

Some additional links for you.. See Post 50 and 107 https://forum.e-bodies.org/your-restoration-project-roseville-moparts/10/a-g-a-r-1970-barracuda-convertible-important-update/1935/50 Maybe some tidbits in here...

Not pictures of my vert, but ones I have saved over the years. Hope these help. I think these are from a '70 barracuda/cuda vert. Not sure what site I downloaded these from or who posted them. Thanks to the original poster whomever you are. I will keep searching my computer.

Nice stable of Mopars! Love that ‘71 vert Cuda!

Nice work! I like that magnetic ground attachment for your welder. I need to look into that.

Very nice! How did you get the AC compressor to work with the shaker?

E-bodies - no.

Lots of posts regarding horrid fit on the repops. Perhaps you can use a shrinker to pull it in. Excuse to buy a new tool.

To my knowledge the wheel well lip moldings are same 70-74. Am I missing something?

I can’t help with your question, but I admire your sunroof! Stock sunroof or added?

Very nice! What made you decide to paint the gas tank black?

Sage advise. If only I can remember this!

I don’t think I’ve seen that book.

Similar thread from another site. https://forum.e-bodies.org/body-shop/5/shaker-cable-hole-location-and-size/6098/

Nice work! What is the secret to getting the leaf spring bands on nice and tight? I see your clamp on the leaves.

I hope this story ends with you being the new owner!

Very nice! Please include the details on how you notch the plastic fender well liner pieces to clear the US Cartool inner fender braces.

I vaguely recall ~40 years trying to peel one off at a junkyard and as I did it the word "Void" or something like that appeared on the remnant that was stuck to the door.

I recall the plastic panel with the switches has a metal grounding tab on one of the lower attaching screws. It’s been 30 years so I might be wrong. Have you checked your grounds?

Nice chart! Is that from the FSM?