Original fasteners for the trim just below the trunk lid on the tailpan

[Sixt8Chrgr]

Guys

I can't locate my originals and for some reason did not take a picture of this area before I took the car apart. The OEM  parts manual calls out number 6024 271. I called AMK and they cross referenced it to the same fastener as the wheel week Moulding screw. For the life of me I seem to recall a fastener with a slight washer head. But can't be for sure. If someone can snap a picture of an original or confirm what AMK is telling me I would appreciate it a ton.

Thanks

Lawrence

[Troy]

I do believe they are right. You're talking about the slight v-shaped strip that sits on top of the tail panel in the gap where the trunk lid closes?

They look like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Chrome-Self-Tap-Wheel-Well-Trim-Molding-Screws-With-Sealer-Qty-25-219-/322591082639?fits=Year%3A1966%7CMake%3ADodge%7CModel%3ACharger

Troy

[69bfan]

The screw is available through Auveco under the part number 672, it just does not have the wax coating which cuts itself off as it is screwed into the panel.  The screw was used in numerous places like windshield and rear window trim molding clips, wheel lip trim through part of 1970 and the window felts on the E-Body applications.

[Sixt8Chrgr]

I do believe they are right. You're talking about the slight v-shaped strip that sits on top of the tail panel in the gap where the trunk lid closes?

They look like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Chrome-Self-Tap-Wheel-Well-Trim-Molding-Screws-With-Sealer-Qty-25-219-/322591082639?fits=Year%3A1966%7CMake%3ADodge%7CModel%3ACharger

Troy

Troy,

Yes you are right the slight v shaped piece. Well I am so happy to hear that AMK is correct because I have extra of these fasteners. And I actually found the originals that came out of the car but just was not sure if these screws were correct for this location. Again many thanks

Lawrence

[Sixt8Chrgr]

The screw is available through Auveco under the part number 672, it just does not have the wax coating which cuts itself off as it is screwed into the panel.  The screw was used in numerous places like windshield and rear window trim molding clips, wheel lip trim through part of 1970 and the window felts on the E-Body applications.

That is great info!! Thanks so much for the part number. I have an old school company here in town that will source fasteners for me through Auveco.

Thanks again

Lawrence