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Looks like you are right... a repair seems to be the only way to go... Fortunately, it isn't readily noticeable and I can still enjoy driving the vehicle.

Thank you mate. I have reached out to Billy. If it's in okay conditioning I am definitely interested. Really appreciate you letting me know....

Yes, it is 19. It looks like mine wasn't a spring special - I guess that the spring special was a limited release around Spring 1969.... This is a great help, and consistent with a part number Cuda Mark kindly provided. Thank you for this information. There are so many helpful people on this...

Thanks for the contact... It looks like it might be difficult to source the part. I am not surprised - I think Chrysler only manufactured about 3 000 convertibles in 1969 and 1970... So I may end up reaching out to Awdon Motor Body works... Could be a good excuse for a trip to Sydney for an AFL...

Thanks for your assistance with this - I appreciate your help. I searched for the parts numbers for hours without success!!!

Thank you kindly for your assistance. I really appreciate it. Hope you have a great day!!!

Great to hear from you and learn about Arizona Parts - a great contact to have. I'll reach out to them - it looks like they have a great selection of parts. Thanks again for your help.

Thank you kindly... yes, it is held on by plastic clips. Not sure if it is aluminum - it might be. In any event, I will take your advice and take care!!! Thanks again...

Thanks for that - I might see how I go getting it straightened...If that doesn't work, I'll take your advice and see if anyone has a replacement part...

Hi members Just wondering where I can buy one of these side guards (I don't know the proper name for the part) for my 1969 Newport convertible... I damaged it in an underground carpark... My excuse is the vehicle is so long it has a bit of tail swing (kind of like some trucks and forklifts)...

Thank you sir. This is very helpful. A previous owner must have put twin pipes on the vehicle sometime in the past. Which options are a bit unusual for that period? The black finish was very unusual in Australian cars of that era. Perhaps black vehicles were not that common in the US at that...

Appreciate your kind offer of assistance... this is my fender tag.... Thanks again!!!

Some of us like our Chryslers in Australia... We like the large styling (although very hard to park in my apartment building.) They were bigger and more powerful than other vehicles (Fords and Holden) at the time...