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Not sure they have any Dodge dealers in the UK!

Thanks - I'll have to double-check, but I'm sure on my Challenger I could trace the cable to a valve under the dash!

Not sure, sorry. I did find a supplier of sunroof seals in Colorado if you don't already have new ones, although they are the wrong kind for my roof.

Thanks - I was hoping not to pay so much just for a cable, but that is useful info. I don't think my cable goes thru the firewall as it says that one does though, just under the dash to the heater box under the passenger side dash?? "Reproduction temperature control cable for 1970-74 Mopar...

Here are a few pics I just took - there's a bracket either side, kind of in the middle of the tray: Passenger side: Drivers side (bolt missing!): Looking inside from the top with roof slid open: Don't know if any of that helps?!

If you mean the whole tray, as in how it bolts to the roof, I don't have those specific pics. It's probably covered with the acoustic cloth now, but I'll check later. I think mine would be different to yours anyway, with mine being a European dealer-installed sunroof?

Does anyone have the cable that goes from the control slider to the heater box (i.e. the low / high temp one, not the heat / defrost one!) - it's for a '73 Challenger. Mine has snapped off behind the control slider. Thanks

I would be interested if anybody has a spare 26" fan shroud, part ref 2998326 - thanks.

That's an easy one, as I haven't installed headliner yet, just taken the rust off the roof, painted it with POR-15, and covered it with acoustic material! It's a manually-operated roof, and isn't like the ones you have in the USA (which I found out while trying to buy new seals for it). Some...

Hi guys, I signed up on here ages ago, but haven't really been active. Now is the time to start using this forum! I've owned a '73 Challenger since 2012 and have been slowly tidying it up since then. It's got a fairly stock 318, but has a dealer-installed sunroof (it was a European export...