Wow, the stuff I learn here.

Scott - You seem to have a great knowledge of plastics, where these were/are used, and how to repair them. For the benefit of others, can you prepare a matrix/table by car, year, and applicaton of what is where? I had a mopar magazine back in the early 90's that had this information (article also talked about flame tests on scraps to determine plastic type).

Larry, sounds like a good joint venture idea. If you'll take the time to construct the matrix I'll take the time to fill in any blanks with plastics I.d.'s wherever I can and we can post it for anyone who'd like to use it. I can also incorporate a burn test chart (the magazine article you mention was on the basic side, we can do better).

Scott I need your HELP ASAP.I had someone paint some of my 70 Bee survivor car plastic interior trim pieces.( they where orginially green on a true #'s matching survivor.So can I get the paint off without sanding off the texture and ruining the piece.I think this car is ruined,as I stated the car is a complet matching survivor. HELP HELP HELP....

It depends on what panels you are talking about, how the parts were prepped for paint, and what type of paint was used. Post a pic of the individual parts and I'll try to ID which types of plastic(s) we are discussing here.