Re: Rear valence

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> 
> I didn't know what else to call it and I'm not sure if
> it's called a rear valence on the 64 Fury. I can't
> find the part in my trusty 64 collision parts list
> book. The rear valence or pan extends horizontally
> across the rear between the bumper and body. I just
> need to find the rubber edge molding or a substitute.
> 
>    Gary

 Gary,   Is Steele rubber products still in opperation? They did have a
catalogue with pictures, that you could cross reference look alikes.
Seems to me I replaced the one on my Satellite, but I don't remember
exactly where I got it. A thin rubber strip, like the radiator/hood seal,
on a later model mopar, will work.  All you are doing is making a rubber
seal between the bumper and that bumper filler strip. Keeps the bumper
from scooping air from under the car, to divert it up the back side of
the trunk. Helps prevent carbon monoxide from entering the trunk past the
trunk seal.  The bumper covers most all of it from sight on top of the
car, and it looks like black rubber from under the car.  So if you can't
find the exact replacement, you can improvise.  Tom in Dallas

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