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Yes! Thanks everyone for keeping this post alive. The interior panels are coming off this weekend and will be receiving some SEM Palomino. XfbodyX I’ll be in touch about those clips, I’m in Tucson AZ.

Yeah I’m not sure where I could buy them. I suppose I’ll try to find an alternative, the window is going in hopefully two weeks from now.

Sorry JW, I didn’t get around to getting the quarter interior pieces off yesterday, I was painting the kicker panels and rear seatbelt plastics and it got dark out. XfbodyX, yes! Thank you for uploading pic fast, those are exactly the clips I need, those two black plastic clips. I have the...

Hello, I have a 1979 Plymouth Volare Duster with the full size quarter windows and louvers. The metal tabs on my louver are fine, however I’m missing two of the three plastic clips that clip into the inside of the chassis and hold the window in place when the epoxy is applied. Is there a place...

Hope everyone is okay. Sorry to see/hear this man

Thanks Aspen500, very beautiful car by the way! Erik

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Nice to see another Volare Duster!

Thanks armataz! Yeah it's the Duster package.

I have a 1979 Plymouth Volare Duster. I've unlocked steering column and put car in 1 (to get column shifter the most out of the way it can) but I am having trouble getting bezel on. Should it just clip in, or do I have to remove parts to put it on? I just really don't want to break this...

Thanks Mike

Hello, I have a Light Cashmere (ST1) Medium Cashmere Metallic (ST5) 1979 Plymouth Volare Duster (A48). To my knowledge, my interior paint code is HXT3 Cashmere for the interior plastics. Where can I purchase paint for plastic interior pieces that is the exact/closest match? Thanks, Erik

Hey DaveHath, that's a nice Volare Duster you have! Look forward to seeing your progress. Erik

Hopefully looking to restore the interior in the near future of my 1979 Volare Duster (Cashmere). Any leads on reputable online retailers? Thanks, Erik

Hey how's it going everyone? I've been lurking these forums for a while, and learning about these cars so much, that I figured it's time to join. The "TLDR" of this story is that my Plymouth was a gift from my Dad when I was 15 when I got my permit, and I'm working on getting it running again...