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Hi Jim You are welcome!! Glad I could help a bit. Jim

You will need an installation kit like this one 810BUK-KIT Mopar 1968-70 A,B,C-body Bucket Seat Headrest Mounting Kit A few photos from installing on my '69 SRT8CUDA Jim

I dont believe the color code is on the label, but not sure what 4751 means. Does not correspond to anything in the parts book

Thanks guys. Black it is. Seatbelts send off to Bill Edwards for a show quality restoration.

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Definitely green up close

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The seatbelts in my '69 Barracuda fastback are a dark green color(F8??) but I dont know if they are original or not. The body color is R6 (Scorch red) and interior code is D6X (black). Some info I've seen says they should be black, but I'm pretty sure that these dark green belts were installed...

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I'm trying to find the diameter of window crank spacers that look like these flat ones. They were supposedly on '67 and earlier Mopars. Could someone measure them for me? After I installed the repro rear trim panels on my '69 convertible, I see that the holes are in the incorrect position...

Yes 1/4". I used 3M spray adhesive to bond it to the acoustic mat material.

There are photos of the foam installed a few posts back. I havent had it on the road yet so I cant comment on the interior noise. All I can say is that the foam really dampens any vibration noise from the floor. I've had it running in the garage and it was nice and cool on the interior floor. Jim

1/4"

I got the foam from Aircraft Spruce http://www.aircraftspruce.ca/catalog/appages/supersoundproofsheet.php This material is excellent for reducing noise levels in all types of certificated and home built aircraft. It is a closed cell vinyl insulating material which will not absorb water or oil...

I used Dynamat/Eastwood acoustic mats for the first layer and then covered with aircraft grade closed cell foam as a decoupler. It is not on the road yet, but sure deadens any sound transmission through the body.

There are several vendors who do conversions of stock radio to install modern guts but keep the stock appearance. I used Wards who did good work. http://www.wardsclassiccarradiorepair.com/

Thank you!!! Exactly what I needed.

I'm converting my Barracuda from automatic to manual on my "SRT8CUDA" project and need some help to locate the hole in the dash where the reverse light indicator bolts on. Can someone do some measurements for me?? Thx Jim