WTB ‘70 Challenger SE Rear Vinyl Roof Moulding

[Morpheus]

This is the very hard to find moulding that wraps around the rear end of the vinyl roof area. I believe it is wider than the standard moulding - 3/4” as opposed to 7/16”

 

[Mopar Sal]

This is the very hard to find moulding that wraps around the rear end of the vinyl roof area. I believe it is wider than the standard moulding - 3/4” as opposed to 7/16”

I have this , new. Bought for a 70 challenger

 

[Morpheus]

Ok. Is it an OEM part? as I didn’t think anyone currently made a reproduction of this particular moulding

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy If this is the long pieces, two, of trim that covers the edge of the vinyl below the rear window I have them. I bought them for my Cuda' and discovered that they were for a Challenger. Thank you Bob

 

[moparlee]

I have this , new. Bought for a 70 challenger

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I think he is looking for the outside stainless trim.

 

[Mopar Sal]

Ok. Is it an OEM part? as I didn’t think anyone currently made a reproduction of this particular moulding

Not sure, bought in a collection

 

[Mopar Sal]

Ok. Is it an OEM part? as I didn’t think anyone currently made a reproduction of this particular moulding

This is for inside trim

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy. I'm not sure exactly what is needed, rereading it again I'm still confused, I will play the old guy card. When I get home I will upload a picture of what I have.

 

[Morpheus]

Howdy If this is the long pieces, two, of trim that covers the edge of the vinyl below the rear window I have them. I bought them for my Cuda' and discovered that they were for a Challenger. Thank you Bob

Hi Bob, I have the thin strips that hold the vinyl in place, but as Moparlee says, I require the outside stainless moulding that goes over them. It is 3/4” wide

 

[Morpheus]

This is for inside trim

Ok, no problem. Thanks for looking though

 

[Mopar Sal]

Ok, you’re looking for exterior trim,
Not for you

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy. Here is a picture of what I have, I was wrong three pieces. I laid in my 2015 to show kinda where it lays. Let me know if this what you are looking for.

 

[Morpheus]

Hi Bob, that looks like it could be right. Can you take a measurement of the width of the stainless moulding please. It has to be 3/4” wide to be the correct SE trim. Thanks

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy I hope that you are having a wonderful weekend. I was out in my shop and I got some measurements it looks like we have a winner. Here they are let me know your thoughts.

 

[Morpheus]

Thanks for confirming the width Bob. Can you also just clarify when you say ‘3 pieces’ - do you mean 2 long strips & a small connecting piece? or 3 strips? Also do you have any of the clips/fasteners to attach it with? Thanks
(Photo for reference)

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy When I get a moment, I'm going to head over to a buddy's house and check the fitment, as I was searching the web for pictures a concern crept into my head. The picture that you posted looks like what I have, but I want to make sure. As for clips do you have a picture as I wasn't good at labeling bags of clips as my memory was good now not so good.

 

[Morpheus]

Ok no problem
Unfortunately I don’t even know what the clips look like, as mine were missing! However, I believe there were 3 on each quarter panel and 6 along the upper part of the dutchman panel, so 12 in total. Maybe one of our knowledgeable FEBO friends can help with a picture of the fasteners??

 

[moparlee]

Ok no problem
Unfortunately I don’t even know what the clips look like, as mine were missing! However, I believe there were 3 on each quarter panel and 6 along the upper part of the dutchman panel, so 12 in total. Maybe one of our knowledgeable FEBO friends can help with a picture of the fasteners??

You might need two different types of clips. Originals attached on studs but if the dutchman panel has been changed there may be just holes in the dutchman.

 

[62Dodge_]

Howdy After some thinking time while cutting the grass I think that they were plastic rectangular shape for my Cuda'. After NHRA is over I will head to shop and dig through my clips.

 

[Morpheus]

You might need two different types of clips. Originals attached on studs but if the dutchman panel has been changed there may be just holes in the dutchman.

Dutchman panel is rotten and will need replacing, so I will have to lay out new holes for the fasteners. I presume the fastener studs go through holes in the thin stainless strip that is attached to the dutchman first?