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amazing!

i would never cut the dash

they were trying to look classy for cheap back then. this was the time when avacado green appliances and yellow countertops were the in thing for home decor. i think we got off easy only having to put up with simulated wood in our cars.after all , they could have made the trim plaid to match the...

x2, dont see why they wouldnt .

there is a short video at herbsparts.com that shows how to dye a panel .

go to a carpet store or a home improvement store and buy the color carpet you want,and make your own. might only be a couple bucks. if you know someone with a sewing machine you might be able to talk them into putting an edge on it for you. just a thought.

usually j.c.whitney has them.

this is just a guess ,but maybe the circular thing was only on seatsfrom 2 door cars, if it was out of a 4 door, then the seats wouldnt need to lean forward.just a guess.

nice job! that turned out great.

moparmusclemagazine.com has a step by step article for replacing the headliner on a dart. it even has pics. if i knew how to copy and paste ,i would have. i just googled how to install headliner on 68 dodge. hope this helps. im in the same boat, only for a 65 dart.

thats the same shape seat thats in my 76 valiant, only its a 4 door and the seatback dont lean forward.

wiggle it while pulling. it should come off.

i never have, but man that is a beautiful interior!

i had a dash cap on my e body cuda, i wish i just left it alone with the crack in it. the sun warped it something awful. then the cold cracked it in about 4 places. would have tried to take it off, but had to scuff the original dashpad and glue to install it. of course the ebody dashes pads are...

dont know her, but i believe herbsparts.com has seatbelts.

yes, you will first need the proper paint and primer. scuff the upholstery with a scuff pad , wipe it down with laquer thinner and completely dry .prime and paint using very light coats.mainly go by the directions on the cans. i got my supplies from the paddock a few years back, you may also...

if i needed panels and couldnt find decent a factory set then i would make my own. i enjoy making stuff for my car when i can. even if other people dont like it, i can at least say i did it myself.

have you tried the paddock? i wouldnt know of anyone else.

i always liked the looks of the rear windows tinted, i couldnt imagine tinting that back window myself, i had a hard enough time with the curvature of my valiant rear window.

im building a box to go on the trans tunnel that i can put in a stereo with a couple speakers and a subwoofer. it will be a quick easy connection to the car and will all be one unit. my am radio will stay put in its factory location, and i wont hack any holes in the rear deck. im not into the...

i had used the vinyl spray paint and primer from the paddock to repaint the headrests and armrests on my old fury. i followed the directions exactly on the cans. the match was near perfect (gold) to the door panels.it never peeled like the cheaper brands tend to. i also used to recondition used...