Flyaway panel flew away and missing the front air dam too.

Looking for the passenger side flyaway panel on the rear door for my 94 Roadmaster Wagon. Could also use any advice on how to keep them from flying away. Also need a front air dam if anyone has one. Thanks.

I have both available used. Do you need all the pieces of the air dam ?

some people recommend not relying on 30 year old plastic tabs and a screw to keep them on and instead suggest also gluing them on a bit more permanently. I've been tempted to do that before mine suffer the same fate. Otherwise, i think if there are suitable tab replacements for the three tabs that hold them in, that might be better.

Dear Mr., NHroadmasterLH. Good day to you Sir. If you are referring to the front air inlet grilles?
They are left and right hand (two sections) and held in by screws and push pins plus another couple of small pieces. I also have then. They would be off the 96 RMW that I am parting out. Cheers

I would use body panel adhesive to install the flyaway panels. Since one came off, you should reattach both of them. Make sure you thoroughly clean the surfaces to be glued, and rough them up with some fairly course sandpaper so the glue has something to bite into. Use the ends to align the panel and hold it in place while the glue sets. You can not release the clips that hold the pins, so that is a non starter.