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Challenger Cuda convertible question
#173638
12/23/08 08:37 PM
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South Texas
badchallenger
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Can anyone post or send me a pic of where the plastic rain deflectors go at the rear quarter windows? Thanks!  Dave
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Re: Challenger Cuda convertible question
[Re: 3406pac]
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12/24/08 12:30 AM
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Candler,NC / Myrtle Beach, SC
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NOBODY KNOWS?????????????  
Somebody does.....just not me!  Mine have been laying on the shelf next to the TV in the garage since 1992, because I was stumped as to where they went. The car don't see much rain time nowadays 
 
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Re: Challenger Cuda convertible question
[Re: JDMopar]
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12/24/08 01:38 AM
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Today? Who Knows?
1_WILD_RT
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Quote:
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NOBODY KNOWS?????????????
Somebody does.....just not me! Mine have been laying on the shelf next to the TV in the garage since 1992, because I was stumped as to where they went. The car don't see much rain time nowadays
I know, but I don't have a picture & I'm not taking the interior out of my car tonight to take a picture...They clip to the top of the inner quarterpanel, they don't attach very securely which is why they are often missing, I found my missing one at the bottom of the quarter panel when I cut the car open...
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Re: Challenger Cuda convertible question
[Re: badchallenger]
#173642
12/24/08 06:45 AM
12/24/08 06:45 AM
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Medina, Ohio
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Can anyone post or send me a pic of where the plastic rain deflectors go at the rear quarter windows?
Thanks!
Dave
Here you go Dave. I found the best way to install the deflectors is to take a heat gun to the bottom lip on the plastic before you push the plastic over the inner frame. This will allow you to push them further over the lip, when it cools it will hold much better than they did originally.
They will seem like they won't fit at first, like the groove in the plastic isn't right. After I heated and installed them I've had no problems of them falling off like they did originally.
We make those if you need them.
Michael C. Ross - Owner
B/E & A Restoration Parts, Inc.
www.beaparts.com
330-725-3990
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