Door Trim. Am I missing something?

[Rapid Transit]

Before I nail the piece on need to check with ya'll
Does something go here?
Seems like it would be hard to fit between the door skin and the chrome glass edging.
If nothing goes there, why the extra holes?
I will say these repo pieces have given me big problems.
Fuzzies for inside the quarter glass were not formed correctly and had to get the vendor involved with the mfg.
The "good" ones they sent were not much better but I made them work.

 

[Russ69Runner]

There is a sweep that goes on some of our cars. Has felt on the outside. My hard top did not need it and ordered them. The Wiskers run out and that is where this would plug in. Look in Classic industries and Door window weatherstrip end plug. Hope this will help. Russ.

 

[Rapid Transit]

This?
Looks like it will fit.
Odd.
I don't recall taking these off.
Of course, that doesn't mean anything.
https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1969/plymouth/roadrunner/parts/mb1268.html

 

[V.R.D]

maybe they rotted off

 

[Rapid Transit]

Ah ha!
I see why these don't last.
The window probably rips them off sometime in the life of the car.
That's even if they made it intact to the dealer.

 

[droptop]

Just a thought, but are the window fuzzies different between hardtop and post cars?

 

[Rapid Transit]

I would imagine they are??
As far as buying a set.
What do.the vendors say?
The post has to make a difference.
I used a thin piece of plastic to shoe horn the window up past the little fuzzy thing.
We will see if it takes a set and squeezes it down.
I may be able to move the glass but I've got it "right" everywhere else.
As much as it can be right with the repo rubber and things.
Don't see any way the factory could have remedied it if the original was anything like this.

Note: There is a problem with one of the manufacturers.
The set I bought was a nightmare.
The rear quarter glass INSIDE fuzzies were curved backwards. No fix.
Never did get perfect ones even aftet the vendor worked with me.