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source for wire link between halves of the seat track system

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10-24 is the thread size for the black button on the end of the automatic shifter cable. It's much smaller in diameter than 1/4. More like 3/16.

What is the thread size of the shifter rod end that the black knob button screws on to?

This guy usually has them for about $15 if you need: Murray Park; mbpark at cbodies dot com

Here you go. The seat in earlier the pic isn't mine however I have a '70 Dart and it's the same setup:

You may already know this; on the pass seat there is about a 5" guide strip that the release wire cable rides in. On the driver seat the cable just rides in the eye hook.

Sometimes if the bar that goes into the retainers is bent a little, you can't push it back far enough to release. You may have to push and lift while sliding your hand under to push out the bar part of the seat frame that is stuck. If someone else can push and lift the seat a bit it will of...

From what I recall, the thumbwheel was in the Swinger 340 and the knob style was in the standard Swinger.

Came across this one pictured from a '66-'67 B body. Is it the same for a 1970 Dart or other A bodies?

A month or so ago one of us posted about reproducing these guides using a pour method into molds they had made. I thought I had saved that post but now I can not find it?

I did this on a number of AMX / Javelin mirrors years ago. Worked the glass out and had a local glass guy cut new ones to shape. Worked well however those mirrors had the somewhat flexible black construction. The day / night mirror glass is actually tapered so it can be tricky as the new cut...

Here's a couple from a few years back on my '70 Dart.

In 2008 I picked up a blue/blue '69 Fairlane Cobra 428SCJ. The four pod molded blue dash was perfect. Guy before me said he came across a station wagon for sale and bought it just for the dash. I understood. I remember in the '80's buying a '66 Tempest for the sweet interior parts to upgrade the...

Over 20 years ago, Just Dashes and Mr. G's. Factory fit and finish, still looks new. Worth the wait to do it right. Been in this hobby (really life) forever. Still rare to find 'spot on' repro parts. A good amount are fine and without them we'd be lost. And we applaud those who keep making them...

Makes sense. Shifter works great. You'd think it would come loose but isn't happening. I've heard of guys breaking the cable so want to avoid that. Time to order the button and then when it comes, time to drill. Where's that portable x-ray machine? It's the pandemic's fault. Been happy...

Thanks. It's a '70, mint original wood grain knob. I'm thinking I'll just drill a hole or so in the button to break it apart. Then I can lift off the knob and have access to the stud so I can clean off the 'remains' of the button. First I'll order a reproduction button to have in hand for...

There is no noise, only the tension of the cable twisting as I turn the knob. The button is not coming loose off the cable stud. It's not a matter of spinning it enough; it's that the knob button seems to have bonded onto the cable stud. I can force turn it almost a full turn and then when I...

Ready to remove the console. Removed knob set screw. Button and knob are interlocked. Turn to loosen and will not break free. Pull up and turn, push down and turn, same result. Feels like the button has bonded to the cable stud. Pretty sure last time it was out was when the carpet was...

Many thanks. They're on the way.

Are the plastic slides available anywhere?

Seems prone to vibrate noise a bit when closed (unless the engine is off :rolleyes:). Are they all like this?

Would like to see a pic from the trunk side of factory/dealer installed 6x9s if possible. Thanks

Thanks. What is involved in removing the package tray?

The package tray looks like this:

1970 Dart: Wondering how to mount rear deck 6x9 speakers. From inside the trunk, I see 4 very small holes around each speaker opening. There looks to be about 1/2" of space between the lower metal and the package tray which has the speaker slits in it on each side. I would think that the...

Picked up a set from Van's, $14 including shipping on eBay Took the driver seat stopper out; stud came out easy as the original stop was cracking Put the new stopper in a cup of hot water & the stud in the freezer After a few minutes, put some lithium on rim of the stopper, put the stud in...

Thanks. That makes sense then with all the A body cars out there. I'll check them out closer...

Thanks. Looks like those are just for B & E bodies. Mine are original & white but different than those. I don't see A body bucket ones anywhere except for early '60s.

Are there any reproductions for the 1970 A body bucket seat back bumpers?