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It appears that the size of pictures that are allowed has changed to a smaller size. I haven’t seen any announcements regarding the new picture requirement, but it is smaller than before. I now have to take a screenshot and post the screenshot. Before,…

I’m preparing to fix the inner fender liner for Elwood, a 1968 Plymouth Fury II sedan.

There’s a larger than I suspect hole in the one I removed. This is below the battery tray.

Does anyone have a picture of a good fender liner that they can share?

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Today, my wife and I brought home Lucy, from a rescue. She’s wonderful, 3 years old and is for some reason, sticking with me. It may be because I always have a bunch of liver flavored treats in my pocket.

She was hit by a car when she was 9 months old…

This is for a 1968 Plymouth Fury.

Where do these splash shield pieces go?

I got these from Detroit Muscle Technology and no instructions were provided.

I looked for a diagram online with no joy.

Additionally, where can I get these harness straps?

I got a set of cat whiskers and it appears that they are stapled in.
has anyone tried this or have a tried method?

1968 Plymouth Fury II four door sedan.

One of the door panels (passenger side rear), has a good portion of the fiber board (Masonite) that got wet.
I am planning on replacing it with masonite of similar thickness, UNLESS you all have a different solution.

Suggestions welcomed!