Theres the bulkhead that separates the "passenger" compartment from the trunk, and theres a trim piece that sits on top of it. This is the same panel that we cut to install the roll bars in our coupes...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...port-bars.html
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ars-coupe.html

Does anyone know what its called, or its part number?? i need to order another one and i cant seem to drill down on Chrysler Parts Direct - Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep Parts and accessories to find out what it is.

FWIW, i also need the trim pieces next to it that our seatbelts go through.

thanks everyone

 

Good luck finding a dealership that can get one. They are OOS and the guys I talked to said it's like the A-Pillar covers... Until they have enough orders to fill the min quantity, they won't make anymore. Best bet at this point is a salvage yard.

 

well that sucks... i found the bulkhead cover in the "roof" section (of course! ) but still havent found the left and right trim pieces.

thanks for the heads up though --

 

i found my answer:



Bulkhead pn# YA79XDVAA $85.80

LEFT TRIM PN# YA74BD1AA $296.40 (ouch!)

RIGHT TRIM PN# YA75BD1AA $296.40

 

Are you sure those part numbers are for the small seat belt cover part, not the big tan rear panels.

Those prices do not sound right at all.

 

yup; i sent him a pic of what i wanted with a big orange arrow pointing to the parts.

i asked the same thing regarding the price difference...

 

Just curious...Why are you needing a new one? If it's to relace the one you have, why not take it to an upholsterer and have him cover it in leather?

 

I drove from Mpls to Houston (1250 miles) and my right elbow almost fell off.

btw, any Houstonites want to meet up? Maybe at a Sonic or a Whataburger.

 

That's a stretch. I once did MSP to NYC is 22 hours flat including naps and gas and this was also during one of the worst snowstorms in PA history and I-80 was a mess.

BTW, what brought you up to god's country?

 

i bought stainless SLK roll bars (here) instead of the Crossfire roll bars (shown in the pic above) and need to cut all new holes.

but i also know that ive had that one off about half a dozen times and one of the seat belt trim pieces has a tab that broke off, so i was trying to do it the right way.

 

As long as no one sees it, it's all right with me! I think you would save alot of money and will end up with better looking results.