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Could you keep them buckled? That would keep them from moving around.

That ZAP-A-GAP stuff sounds interesting. I used epoxy on my grill to put it back together and it came out great.

If you go to the Legendary or Yearone websites and do a search for a specific piece (door panels, for instance), they'll tell you exactly which are for your year. Most also have pictures.

Thanks, everyone. I'm really happy with how the interior turned out. I'll try to get a close-up photo of the orange vinyl this weekend.

Um...I'm not trying to be a wiseguy, but wasn't the original purpose of the dash "pad" to be a way to cushion the blow in case of an accident? When I was five, the car I was in was rear-ended at a stop light. I was in the backseat (this was in the days before carseats, or even mandatory...

I've got more pics posted in the Member Restorations section under Turbo Scamp, but I just had to show how purty these new Corbeau buckets look! The center section is a carbon fiber-look copper vinyl.

Thanks, Dan. Love your mock-up. That's exactly the process I'm going through right now. I'm running fuel injection and a turbo, so I'm trying to squeeze a couple more gauges into the same space.

I've got one of those Redline carbon fiber looking gauge pods, and I'm working on my gauge layout. I'm planning on Auto Meter ES gauges. Speedo and tach are 3 3/8" and the rest are 2 1/16", but I don't think that takes the bezel into consideration. Can anyone tell me the diameter of those...

That's a very nice piece! You'd pay close to that for a junkyard dash, and still need to buy a dashpad cap. Radio and glove compartment provisions would make this a home run. As is, it's a solid triple...

I found that sound deadener website a couple of years ago, and based on that, I went with Second Skin Damplifier. I thought it was the best balance of effectiveness and price. I used two layers on floor and firewall, and one layer on inside of door skins (a ***** to do), trunk, wheelwells...

I'm using the Corbeau Sport Seats for front buckets in my '71 Scamp. I really like the look. No "major surgery" necessary, but changing from bench to buckets requires drilling holes and bracing for bracket mounting. I got a good deal on these seats from Auto Toy Store (www.autotoystore.com).

I kind of like it, but I also like efi and turbos, so maybe I have a bit of ricer in me...:bootysha: Where/how can I get that done on my parts?

WOW! :cheers: Where in the world do you get this stuff?! I have Corbeau bucket seats going into my Scamp that have carbon fiber-look vinyl, and a Redline Gauges gauge pod that also LOOKS like carbon fiber, but I've never seen anything like those valve covers/intake, or the door panels/kick...

Dang! You got me all excited. I was on the waiting list on the carbon fiber looking gauge pod from Redline. So I called him when I saw yours to see if mine was on the way. He said he only got four in, and they're all gone. It will be at least another two weeks before he gets any more...

Try www.jcwhitney.com. They have universal gauge pods to fit on a-pillars.

Ummm...I'm getting a little green around the gills from thinking of that color combo.:puke:

Have you tried calling or emailing Redline? I've been in touch with these guys on a different issue, and they've been very helpful. I'm actually planning on the same change as you in a few months, and I'll probably buy the gauge pod and gauges from them, and have them set it all up. Post a...

Your local pet store will have lots of different products to remove pet urine stains and odors. I've used a product called Get Serious! with good success. If this can remove the smell of dog piss, it should be able to handle tobacco smell.

:shaking2::shaking2::sign5: MAN! I haven't laughed that hard in weeks! Reminds me of pics of Death Valley...

Okay, so I'm having some custom Corbeau buckets made for my '71 Scamp. I'd like to have the rear bench recovered to match. Anyone know how much material I would need to buy? I need to order it at the same time they cut for the buckets so the vinyl comes off the same roll, ensuring the color...