Restoration Parts Source

[Kevins70charger]

Does RPG sell good products?  Seen some bad reviews.  Looking at their rear armrest pads w/ashtrays.  Care to share your experience?

[Bronzedodge]

Does RPG sell good products?  Seen some bad reviews.  Looking at their rear armrest pads w/ashtrays.  Care to share your experience?

Do you mean RPS?  Never used them.  Looks like they're buying from OER or whomever.  A lot of this stuff is only produced by one source, in production runs.

[69bfan]

Never heard of either.  There is PG Classics which manufactures a lots of the reproduction trim for these cars.

[Kevins70charger]

Yes, I meant RPS.    Thanks for the input. 

[Kevins70charger]

Never heard of either.  There is PG Classics which manufactures a lots of the reproduction trim for these cars.

Have you used PG Classics?

[69bfan]

PG Classics is a Canadian company who works directly with the manufactures over in the Asian countries.  Much of the product is drop shipped directly from the manufacture to the states.  Quality is very hit and miss.  I would much rather hunt out good used as you know that the part did fit originally.  Just need to do your research on the specific parts as items like console face plates, instrument cluster bezels and taillamp bezels have a history of not fitting.  PG did do a product line for BEA and that line was much more correct and had less issues.  You can check with Mike at BEA to see if he has any items that your looking for, but his inventory is quickly being sucked up like NOS parts.

[Kevins70charger]

Has anyone bought form Mopar Plus?  Particularly there armrest pads.