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Fenders and Sheet Metal FEND= AND SHEET METAL 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG page 12-1 GROUP 12 - FENDERS AND SHEET METAL SHIELD 23-34-121, FENDER 12-01-5 AOLAMP SPLASH SIDE SHIELD 12-04-4 SHIELD 12-04-4 STRAP13-34-3 f RAY 13-33-61 STUD13-36-5 BRACKET 13-33-62 19x9567A FRONT FENDER - VALIANT W1-2 STRAP FRONT FENDER - DART VL1-2 Printed in U.5.A. Page 12-1 March 16, 1064 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. FENDERS AND Page 12-2 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG SHEET METAL SHIELD 23-34-121 SHIELD 12-04-4 STRAP 13-34-3 STUD 13-36-5 TRAY 13-33-61 BRACE [NOT SERVICED) FRONT FENDER - PLYMOUTH VP1-2 FENDER 12-01-5 SHIELD 23-34-121 STRAP 13.34-3 BRACE 12-07-1 (NOT SERVICEDJ SHIELD 12-04-4 \ 'STUD 13-36-5 '-. '-lBRACE(N0T SERVICED] SHIELD 23-32-110- 19x FRONT FENDER - DODGE VD1-2 March 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. FENDERS AND smm -AL 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG page 12-3 FENDER 12-01-5 SHIELD 12-04-4 STRAP 13-34-3 SHIELD 12-04- BRACE 12-07-1 BRACKET 12-04-5 / FRONT FENDER - DODGE VAS SHIELD 12-04-4 STUD 13-36-5 SHIELD 12-04.4 BRACE 12-07-1 STRAP 13-34-3 BRACE 12 -07-1 BRACKET 12-04-5 FRONT FENDER - CHRYSLER VC1-2-3 Printsd in U.S.A. Pape 12-3 September 6, 1063. FEND= AND page 12-4 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG smzm ,,, BRACE 12-07-1 BRACKET1 STRUT 12-04-25 COVER 1-88-51 ' BRACKET 12-06-3 - STRAP 13-34-3 fl STllD 13-36.5 BRACE lJ-ll-I2< SHIELD 13-06-20 BRACKET 12-04.5 BRACE 13-33-68 \1 FRONT FENDER - IMPERIAL VY1 \;;; >J:I? NOTES September 6, 1963. Page 12-4 Printed in U.S.A. WNDERS AND SHEET METAL 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CAT) Page 12-5 I CODE PART NAME AND DESCIIPTION VALIANT PLYMOUTH 1 DART DODGE L 12-01-0 FRONT FENDERS 12-01-5 FENDER. Right. W1. W2. except Barracuda. VPI. VP2 ..........:.......... 2425 496 Left. W1. W2. except Barracuda. VP1. VP2 . 2425 499. Right. W1. W2. Barracuda ........... 2493 906 Left . W1. W2. Barracuda ........... 2493 907 R&. VL~.VLZ. VDI. VD~........... 2493 144 Left . VL1. VL2 . VDl . M2 ............ 2493 145 ~ight.VA~. vci. vci. VC~........... ....... Left. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ............ ....... Right. VY1 ...................... ....... Ieft. VYl ..................... ....... 12-01-12 STUD. to SU. VP1. VP2. MI. M2 ....... VA3 ......................... To Fender Support ................ To Side Shield. -1. VP2 ............ To Cowl. VA3. VCl. VC2. VC3 .......... To Cowl. Upper. VA3 VC1 VC2 VC3 ..... Headlamp Sp ash sheid, ~d1.~62. VC3 .... SCREW. Side Shield to Sill Cap. VA3. VC1. VC2. vc3 ........................ Fender Bracket to Wliv Support. VYl ..... Side Shield to Frame. VYl ............ Fender Bumper Seal. VY1 ............ ... 12-01-15 NUT, Bumper Stabilizer to Fender, W1. W2 . Fender to Air Shield, W1. W2 ........ Headlamp Splash Shield. VLI. VL2. W1. W2. VDl. VD2 ..................... Dash Panel to Side Shield ............. Fender to Pillar Support ............. Fender to Bumper Stabilizer. VP1. VP2 ..... Fender to Cowl. VP1. VP2. #I. M2...... Fender to Sin. VP1. VP2. MI. M2 ...... .. Sfae Shielcl to Hood Hinge Bracket ........ Dash Panel to Side Shield ............. Fender to Si. VA3. W1 ............. Fender to Grille Pawl. VA3 ........... Fender to Side Shield .............. Fender to Cowl. VA3 ............... Side Shield to Fender Brace. VA3. VC1. VCZ. vc3 ........................ Slde Shield to Rear Sulash ShieM. VA3. VC1. vca. vc3 ..................... Side Slield to Brace to Fender Tab. VA3 .... Side Shield to Yoke. VA3 ............. Side Shield Cover. VC2-300K ........... Fender to Dust ShielQ Br.&e. VC1. VCZ. VC3 . Fender to Lower Reinforcement. Vn ...... Fender to %ear Panel. VY1 ........... Fender to Panel, Vn ............... Side Shield Antenna Hole Cover. VY1 ...... Side Shield to Body Dash Brace Strut. VY1 ... 12-01-16 WASHER. Dash Panel to Side Shield ........ Fender to Sill. VY1 ................ 12-01-105 PANEL. Shear. Right. VA3. W1 .......... Left. VA3. VY1 .................. .I * Indicab use u mquired. NUM& in psrenth~( ) nhr to not... 6 lndiut.. part. not liid in eny pmious p.b book Ricn end rp.*liuthnr .ub+t te &enp. wihout n&co . Indicates change or addition. F'age 124 March 15. 1965 Supersedes March 16. 1964. FENDERS AND 12-6 1964 PASSENGER CAR I S CAT/ IHEET METAL I COD" PART NAME AND DESCRIPTION VALIANT PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER iDART DODGE IMPERIAL L ... ....... 12-02-0 FENDER SEAL OR SHIM i- ; . F; .....-. 12-02-5 SEAL. Shear Panel. 'Upper. Vn .......... ....... 2417 956 Side. Inner. Right. W1 .............. ....... 241'1 528 Side. her. Left. W1 ............... ....... 2417 529 Side. Outer. VY1 ................. ....... 2445 052 Fender t3 Pillar. VA3 ............... ....... 2166 641 SHIM. Fender Flange to Cowl Top ......... Fender to Pillar Supt . to Cowl ......... Fender to Pillar Supt. to Sill. VP1. VP2 .... Fender to Cowl. VP1. VP2. VD1. VD2 ..... Fender to Cowl VA3 VYl . Fender to cowl: ~r&t.VA3. el;ir~i. VC~ : : Fender to Sill. VA3 VYl ............ Fender to Wlar Supt . to Cowl. VC1. VCB. VC3 . Fender to Pillar Supt. to SiU. VC1. VC2. VC3 . Fender to Cowl. Wont. VPX. VP2. W1. W2 . Fender to Cowl. Front. VY1 ........... 12-02-6 FLLLE1S. Fender Bumper. Right. W1 ........ Left. VY1 ..................... 12-02-10 RETAXNER. Fender Bumper Filler. Inner. Right. VYl .................... Inner. Left. VYl .................. Outer. Right. VY1 ................ Outer . Left. VYl .................. 12-04-0 FRONT FENDER SHIELD 12-04-4 SHIELD. Headlamp Spla6h. Right. W1. W2. VP1. VP2 .......a,............ Mt. W1. W2. -1. VP2 ........... Right. VLl. VL2. MI. M2 ........... Left. VL1. VL2. VD1. M2 ............ Right. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ........... Left. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ............ SHIELD. Fender Side. Right. VP1. VP2. VD1. VD2 Left. VR1. VP2. VD1. M2 ............ Right. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ........... 2409 330 Left. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ............ 2409 331 Right. Vn ..................... 2461 BOO Left. W1 ...................... 2405 057 SHIELD. Fender Side -Id Lower Rear Splash. Right, VA3. VC1. VC2 . VC3 ........... Left. VA3. VC1. VC2. VC3 ............ 12-04-5 BRACKET. Upper Support. whttery Tray. VA3 . 12-04-10 PLUG. 1 3/4" diameter Hole. VPl. VPZ. MI. VDZ 12-04-22 COVER. Side Shield. Right. VC2-3OOK . Left. VC2-3MIK ............ 12-04-23 SEAL. Fender Headlamp Splash Shield. Side. Rt . Side. Lt....................... Upper. Rt ...................... Upper. Lt...................... Right. VP1. VP2 .................. wt. VPI. vPa .................. Right. VD1. VD2 .................. Left. VD1. M2................... 6 ldiprt. M kktd in y pmions puts book . March 15. 1965 Supersedes March 16. 1964. Page 12-6 FENDERS AND SWEET METAL 1964 PASSENGER CAR P, CODE PART NAME AND DESCRIPTION PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER I DODGE PI - 12-04-0 FRONT FENDER SHIELD - Cont'd 12-04-23 SEAL - cdnt9d Right, VA3 ..................... Left, VA3 ..................... Side R&ld to Dash, Right, VD1, M2 ...... Left, Wl. M2 .................. Side Shield to Upper- - Control Arm, Right, VA3, VC1, vc2, vc3 .................. Left, VA3, VC1, VC~,VC3 ............ Right, W1 ..................... Left,VY1 ...................... Side Shield to Fender, VA3, VYI ........ 12-04-24 CLIP, Fender Shield Seal. ............. 12-04-25 STXUT, Side llield to No. 1 Bdy Dash Brace, VM .................... - 12-06-0 FENDER BRACKET 12-06-3 BRACKET, Fender to Sill, VM .......... 12-07-0 FENDER BRACE OR SUPPORT 12-07-1 BRACE, Headlamp Splash deld, VPl, VP2 ... Fender Side Bumper Sabilizing, VD1, W2 ... Fender to Shear Panel.. Right,-. VA3 ....... L?ft, VA3 ..................... Side Shield to Fender, Right, VA3, VCl, VC2, vc3 ........................ Left, VA3, VC1, VC2, VC3. ............. Rim, VYI ..................... Left, .VYI ..................... Side Shield to Fender, Lomr, Rfght, VCl, VC2, vc3 ........................ Left, VC1, VC2, VCS ............... Riglt, W1 ..................... Left,VYl .................... Fender to Dust Shieid, Right, VC1, VC2, VC3 . Left, VC1, vc2, VC3 ............... 12-15-0 FENDER MOULDINGS, NAME PLATES, AND ORNAMENTS NOTE: See Exterior Moulding Illwtrations in Front of Group 23 Body. 12-15-11 PAD, Front Moulding @cuff, Right, C3 except sia. Wgn. ... .-... ; ............. &oat Moulding Sea, Left, C3 except Sta. Wgn. Front Moulding Scuff,~~.~. Right, C1, C2. C3 Sh. wgn. ..................... Rant Moulding Scuff, Left, C1, C2, C9 str. wpn. ..................... 13-15-19 SPACER, Fender Top Ornament, VA3 ....... U-15-21 MEDALLION, Fender Side Pentastar, Right Side . 12-15-27 RETAINER, Fender Top Medallion, VD1, M2 12-15-30 SEAL, Fender Top Qrnunent, VA3 ........ PAD, Fencier Top Medallion, VD1, W2 ...... L * Idcab uu u mquiml Nuam* in wnth.m ( ; nkr to nabs. Pi B lndkan p.rb no$ 1i.t.d in any pdmm part. && k.rL and rpsifi&wis &act b &ngo *ichouk noko. Indicates change or addition. Page 12-7 March 15, 1965 Supersedes March 16, 1964. FENDERG AND Page 12-8 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG SHEET METAL C CODE NAME AND DESCRIPTION rm VALIANT PLYMOUTH CHRYS~ ?ART CAR DART DODGE IM~UIU NOTES .
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