Let's Play a game: What's this Part?

[Samplingman]

Recently I have seen a lot of "What's this part?" questions, so I thought I'd start a thread where they can be kept together and periodically updated with the answers. I myself have helped others ID something, sometimes running to the garage to snap a pic that might be helpful. Others have scanned FSM pages and so forth. Let's keep it simple and informational, state the make, model and year of what you are working on, then post a pic of the part you need an answer for. It might turn into a useful resource. I know I have a lot of parts I have no clue about so I'll start:

'70 Chrysler 300 convertible, Google picture search has turned up nothing, but I think these might be part of the interior?

Thanks,
James

 

[Big_John]

I think it's the bracket that mounts under the rear door panel back by the hole for the top and top frame. Black arrow pointing to the screw.

Wider portion on top.

 

[marty mopar]

OK hate to be a nit picker but a convertible as pictured above does not have a rear door.

The panel with the rear armrest and the handle is a rear quarter interior panel.

I see this nomenclature all the time on various sites.... anyway, do not be offended.

 

[david hill]

That is the support bracket that goes under the rear interior panels for 1969 and 1970 300 convertibles. The snap as shown in post #2 screws down through that bracket. Care should be taken check for enlarged holes in the brackets from oversized screws, a common problem. A simple fix is to hammer bracket hole flat and renforce the area w/ a small amount of brazing rod. I may seem like overkill, it will help w/ helping w/ screw retention and prevent screw pull out.

 

[3C's & a D?]

 

[Samplingman]

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And there it is, mystery solved! Tried it on my vert too. Took a bit but I figured out the correct orientation.

Thank you all for the help. Ok, who’s next? Post up your mystery part!

 

[57fury440]

Big_John had it right. I think we all knew what he was talking about.

 

[commando1]

If we can get away from dual exhaust, biggest tire, and what carburetor on a 125k mile car, this place is amazing.

 

[Snotty]

Big John is right; those parts are on my ragtop. Since I've been redoing the interior I've seen them.

 

[bromoni]

Thanks for the information!

 

[71Polara383]

If we can get away from dual exhaust, biggest tire, and what carburetor on a 125k mile car, this place is amazing.

Do you know what the biggest size tire is can run on the back of my Polara? Also What headers fit? Can I put a 950cfm double pumper on my 360?

 

[Big_John]

Do you know what the biggest size tire is can run on the back of my Polara? Also What headers fit? Can I put a 950cfm double pumper on my 360?

Only if you install a hydraulic lowering kit. I saw one on the web that says it fits all Mopars and Renaults. I have a pair of vise grips and a hammer. Will I need any other tools?

 

[Samplingman]

I'd like to get the best color fuzzy dice that goes with my white interior. Any suggestions?

 

[Snotty]

Mopars and Renaults.

I tell you, when I think of one I think of the other!

 

[Big_John]

I tell you, when I think of one I think of the other!

You can see the similarities in the 1977 models especially.

Hard to tell them apart! Especially with the side stripe on the white one.

 

[Snotty]

 

[bromoni]

Thanks for the information!






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