Some pics of an original, assembly-line-correct, scoop assembly and fasteners for the OCD among us.

This is an NOS/virgin part that never even made it to Chrysler back in the day but was kept by a Fram employee. The bubble has never been mounted, emblem holes have not been punched through (still a bit of casting flash).

Black phosphate screw with 'S' marking on head and integral washer holding on the cable at the cold air door.

Black phosphate screw with 'S' marking and 5/8" clear zinc washer holding cable at back of bubble

Black phosphate screw with 'S' marking holding lower leg of RH grille (both are the same)

Black phosphate screw with 'S' marking holding lower legs of LH grille

Clear zinc screws with 'E' marking holding down upper tabs of the grilles, cold air door and ground strap

Note that there is a bit of textured argent overspray, along with some flecks of red primer overspray on the underside of the bubble

Also note that the original grilles are not black throughout like the NOS replacements, but have been quickly sprayed black from the front/top/back leaving plenty of the bare potmetal exposed

Great detail pics Vlad! I wish I had the loot to grab that one from you

Detail of hot air door attachment - 3 tall, yellow zinc nuts with captive washers. Clear zinc hanger bolts are threaded into the bubble.

Same fasteners used at the far edges of the cold air door.

Actuator rod is clear zinc with black phosphate linkage clips.

Note that the short ground strap has never been crushed down - bubble may be old but it's unused

Markings on original short cable - I will try to get some better pics later as the camera is not agreeing with me...

Holy crap, how did you find that?!

Thanks for posting!

Nice score...Excellent example for the details...Thanks for posting..

Any pics from the topside?????

great to see-more pics if you can-some of us will never see things like this in real life.
thanx again
frank.

Thanks everyone - I'll put some more up as time permits.

Growing up not far from where these were made has its advantages sometimes.....

this post makes me compare mine to it, since mine is also original...