70-72 Duster Rear Interior panel question
Follow up on this topic. Not being one to be discouraged from trying something I went ahead and ordered a set of front and rear panels from Parts Unlimited. Yes the front panels work fine, the only you need to do is knock out the pre-punched holes and cut the vinyl for access through the holes. Now the rear panels of course are pre-punched for the Duster, so I took my Dart panels and used them to mark the window crank and arm rest hole location and carefully cut them out. The panels do fit as you can see in the photos, but they end up just behind the face of the rear seat. I plan on picking up some black vinyl and use it to help hide this, but it's not really that noticeable as it is. I still have spray the edge moulding to match the new color but all-in all it did not turn out bad.
Follow up on this topic. Not being one to be discouraged from trying something I went ahead and ordered a set of front and rear panels from Parts Unlimited. Yes the front panels work fine, the only you need to do is knock out the pre-punched holes and cut the vinyl for access through the holes. Now the rear panels of course are pre-punched for the Duster, so I took my Dart panels and used them to mark the window crank and arm rest hole location and carefully cut them out. The panels do fit as you can see in the photos, but they end up just behind the face of the rear seat. I plan on picking up some black vinyl and use it to help hide this, but it's not really that noticeable as it is. I still have spray the edge moulding to match the new color but all-in all it did not turn out bad.
