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You are very welcome, only too happy to help.:thumbsup:

Ok, give me a little bit

Always heard they used up the leftover 72 parts on some early 73's.

My 73 came off the line on Sept 72.

No, just lap belt. The shoulder belt is detachable and stowed along the roofline.

Run the belt towards the front behind both metal spring clips. Return the buckle end back to the second clip and tuck it behind the clip where the buckle is attached to the belt. The buckle is just after the clip towards the rear. I can get you pics later today.

Back in the day up until the late 60's many cars came with standard rubber flooring. Not sure if the cheapest Duster you could still get a "CARPET DELETE" option.

I don't see why they wouldn't work. My 73 is a bench bottom with center arm rest. It has belts for three in the front. It might be that the shoulder belt might be different. Mine are two piece (driver/passenger) side.

I've use the product "Rapid Tac" for years. It allows you to reposition vinyl decals and should be the product to use for dash pads too.

My 73 has a factory A/C with stock box, I'll measure and let you know the depth if that helps.

Glad to help, check out Legendary Interiors for samples of the materials to match the OEM upholstery. Dodge Plymouth Chrysler A & E Body Catalog | Legendary Auto Interiors I purchased my new carpeting from OC Auto Carpets. They matched the OEM perfectly. You can get color samples from them as...

Try this site:MyMopar - Mopar Forums & Information - 1969-1974 Mopar Fender Tag Decoder

The hardware clamps the bezel to the dash and don't forget the rear support attachment.

I have a 73 Duster and the original owner and looking to replace the carpet. It’s in great shape but showing its 41-year-old age and I’m looking to replace it. I have received samples from different suppliers (jade and light jade), mine happens to be in-between these two colors. Looking for some...