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Old modeler's trick...easy off oven cleaner. It needs to be the one that comes in the yellow cap, my can just says heavy-duty on it. It won't harm the plastic. Paul

I just wiped my dash down, washed it with soap and water, then sprayed on Krylon Semi-Flat Black....looks brand new. Paul

How much do these broads cost?

NICE! That's super cool! Paul

1975-1976 Duster-Dart...A-body seats...I have those same seats in my Duster put in by the previous owner. You could also use 1973-1974 covers if you wish. I am keeping them in my 72 because I think the vinyl back will hold up better with people sitting in the back seat then a plastic...

Those are cool...keep the seats...every car rolling off the assembly lines these days has buckets seat...be unique! Paul

I have used Krylon Semi FLAT (not semi-gloss). Paul

BENCH...every car off the assembly line has buckets these days...bring back the old days of having your girl by your side. Paul

I am going down the same road. I have a 1972 Duster with later 1973 & Up bucket seats. I was thinking of having an upholstery shop add a vinyl panel to the 72 seat cover back...so i wouldn't have to worry about/use the hard plastic back panel. To me it looks like if you use the proper...

Sounds great...sounds neat and clean...post those pictures when you can. Paul

I went with Krylon Semi-Flat on the dash (seemed like a real good match)and Krylon Semi Gloss on my steering column for a bit of difference. Paul

The above pictures should give you a pretty good idea of hole location...so you shouldn't have to tear too much up. Paul

Find the dimples...the P.O. of my Duster drilled 15 holes...most of them were off the mark...this is my after picture. Paul

Personally I would go with the bench seat...every car that rolls out of the factory now has buckets so you don't see bench seats (especially with that fabric) every day. The previous owner of my Duster swapped in buckets from another year, my original seats were exactly like your bench...

Glad Vic got back you...it's amazing that a little communication can go a long way.... Paul

CV Platers went out of business around the end of last year. I believe they finished up the projects they had and then that was it. Paul

WOW...Sorry to hear about this. I was plugging his work since he said he lost his daytime job and was going full time. I don't know him personally but meeting him in person he seemed like a good guy. I think the plating company he changed to was in Ohio...a couple hours from him...so maybe...

Greg, You made a wise choice since you have such a nice car. I have been drooling over your pictures since the day I got to FABO....it's an inspiration. Paul

All the more reason not to wait. I was looking for some wheel opening moldings for my Duster, evidently they were reproduced 3-5 years ago(?)...and now they are no where to be found. Of course, I only bought my car last year, so I never had the chance. Paul

Do it right. Go to Vic at http://vae-restorations.com His prices are about the best you will find and the job he does is first rate. Paul

Ask and you shall receive...but the pictures don't really do the chrome justice...

Do it the right way...send it off to Vic at VAE Restorations. :thumleft: http://vae-restorations.com I just picked up my Duster instrument cluster, radio/heater bezel and glove box...and all I can say is...sweeeeeeet! :love4: I will have to take pictures tonight...it's almost a shame to...

I live local and when I dropped my Duster parts off Vic showed me Orangetwist's dash that he was working on...it was very nice. He also was finishing up a Rally dash that looked great. Vic does do it on the side so the wait time might be longer than some places but the price was right and I...

I think you mean VAE-Restorations...I need to give him a call. His website is... http://vae-restorations.com Paul

Wow...looks great! Paul