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69RR-standard dash-WTB the following…..
1-The 9-screws that attach the plastic rectangular chrome bezel to the gauge cluster.
2-The clips that hold the dash defroster vent & heater box outlet hoses in place…need 5.
3-The 3-screws under the dash switch panel that attach the lower dash pad to...
Ive never tried it, but this article may be of some help.....jim
http://moparconnectionmagazine.com/gallery-automotivetouchups-brush-in-bottle-touchup-paint-pens/
Thanks for taking the time to put this together. It will definitely be a guide when I, and I’m sure others, attempt a headliner installation. If u don’t mind, could u explain how u did the sail panels. Also, I see remnants of my old headliner attached to the 6 L-shaped rectangular brackets next...
The front face of my original pivot shaft nuts also have distinct markings, 2 dots on 1 corner, 1 dot on the other 5. My lower front shock mount nuts have the same markings, but smaller size, 7/16.
All 4 of my original adjusting sleeve nuts had the off white nylon locking pellet and a stamped T on the opposing flat. No red pellet, or stamped R’s. The bolt heads are marked with an A and 3 hash marks. ‘69 LA plant build....Jim
If I remember right, there is only one sleeve per arm, and used only on the rear bushing.....but verify via others or FSM.
I’m missing mine......If possible, could u provide measurements for the sleeve, including the inner & outer diameter areas......Jim
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