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Absolutely beautiful. Looks as though you have a "One-of-One" car there.

I bought and installed the XV Motorsports ones in the front, which is a bucket seat and center console setup, and they've been great. They're a three point retractable, and are so much better than the separate lap and shoulder belts we had originally in these cars.

Anyone purchased anything along these lines from PG Classic? http://moparplus.com/product_info.php?cPath=66&products_id=552 My original one is really pitted, and I was considering getting one of these.

X2, ditto.

Last year went through the same process. Before POR-15, and after POR-15ing the interior.

Beautiful job on the carpet and I'm really liking your seat choice as well.

Try Mike @: http://www.steeringwheelsbymike.com/

http://moparplus.com/index.php?cPath=66&sort=2a&page=8 Shows the console top plate but not the ashtray you need.

PG Classics, maybe?

Burnt, is that a Grant wheel? I've been debating going either Tuff or wooden wheel. Yours looks great, BTW.

Wheel looks good, Mopardrt.

I have the Year One kick panel ones with the 4 inch speakers in my Dart, and they're adequate. It definitely improved the sound, along with the 9 inch oval speakers I put in the rear deck above the back seat.

Wish he (the cameraman) had focused more on the interior of the Duster. I just put those TTIs on my Dart; what an improvement they made.

You can replace the speedometer gear in the transmission with a different gear tooth number. There are online references as to what speedometer gear to install when you input the tire size and rear end gear ratio. YearOne sells them and has the reference chart, too. I changed my gears to...

Have any of you replaced the bucket seat foam on your 1971 bucket seats? I found this eBay listing which looks close to a match for mine. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360224287792&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT The seat photo was taken during the carpet...

While they're out, think about POR-15ing them (the seat rails) and giving them a quick topcoat of paint; good time to get it done.

For what's worth, if you need to replace them I bought eight new ones from boltdepot.com and they were/are perfect. I found automotive steel chromed carriage bolts and they look great. I had gutted my interior recently and decided to get new ones during the process. I also found new...

I believe Steering Wheels by Mike will restore these but the cost is pretty steep.

Okay; the seats, seatbelts and rocker panel new trim pieces are finally installed. Changed the spark plugs and blasted down Interstate 65 a couple exits for a shakedown cruise. I believe the combination of the subframe connectors and B-Quiet insulation material have made a noticeable...

Still working on putting this Classic Muscle Car back together. Got it back from the shop on Wednesday of this week and am very pleased with the job they did on the carpet install. They ran into a problem with the carpet I had bought and provided to them, because despite being advertised (when...

Good point, especially as I still yet have to use a spray adhesive to affix the carpet collar around the console.

It was a fifty square foot roll, adhesive backed, delivered for $106.00 from Canada. I'm impressed by it, and think it will work. I believe I was looking at around $200+ for Dynamat and the others. "Canada, eh?" (lol)

Spent today installing the B-Quiet. I bought a fifty square foot roll and have about two feet left of it. It was fairly easy to work with, and wasn't too messy either. I still have to tape several seams but most of the install is done. Next step is to put the carpet in and console & seats...

The resto shop I use installs the B-Quiet throughout the cars they work on, including the roof headliner area w/o problems or issues from what they tell me. No offense or hijack thoughts entertained, retsud; it's all good info.

So far, so good; got the rear seat back removed and vacuumed the interior prior to painting the POR15 onto the floorpan interior this morning. Decided after doing some checking around to go with a product called B-Quiet (www.b-quiet.com). I e-mailed the EZ Cool Insulation people through...

Nice job on it. I have the same shifter knob, but never thought of changing it to a "distressed" appearance. Very cool idea.

Did you use two of the 40 square foot rolls to do your car?

I'm looking for input as to which sound/heat insulation material any of my fellow FABO'ers (FABOians?) have used in their A Bodies or other vehicles. As you can see, I've gutted the interior so that my subframe connectors can be installed w/o setting the carpeting or seats on fire, so now is a...

Found this replacement part today: http://www.rtspecialties.net/proddetail.asp?prod=5053010 Anyone deal with these guys before?

Perfect; I should know better than to ask w/o searching previous postings. Thanks for the help with this.