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Removable steering wheel is great....

JEGS 70220: Seat Mount Slider Brackets Dual Locking Sliding Style (locks into four locations) | JEGS I use these on the plastic seats..... might need to do some fabrication with angle iron.... says must be used with these.... https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/70225/10002/-1

I have 4 of them on A bodies......Just installed one a few days ago......It is more of a race car then a street car setup.....but this is what i use JEGS 60724: GM Splined Quick Release Steering Hub Meets SFI 42.1 specs | JEGS

you dont have wear a helmet on the street if you have a roll cage...no rule book on that...lol.. their roll cages are made by someone else probably selling a name brand cage under their name and marking it down a few dollars....but...

almost 10 yrs to the day.........

passionate pink..........

thank you

Deal mostly with Jegs...better price due to no sales taxes...but order from summit as it come over night from the Reno area.

Glasstec

Tony's Parts - Mopar Parts NOS and Used 125 a pair...

I removed the dash out of my 71 Demon without taking the windshield out...you need to cut the bolts from the inside...then reverse the J or U clips to reinstall...

do you have the part number on those seat or link to them....thanks never mind ..found your link

before and after...did not grind anything...snap crackel pop.....just add milk....

I put two of them on...they just snapped in place...popped it out ...put some glue on it...snapped back in...

they actually work and look pretty good..

Put a dash cap on a 71 Dart and 71 Duster very nice looking.

there is about 5 nuts that hold the dash pad to the dash...and they are under the dash....up front near the curvature of the dash and as far as taking the dash out...unless you cut the heads off the bolts that hold the dash in...you will need to take the front windshield out to get to them.

just fixed the one in my 73 duster.... I took the mirror out of the car....you will find a couple of screws holding the swivel part together...i took the half round swivel piece and put it in a vise...squeezed it..kind of deformed it...put it back together...tighter then a cat's ***....

http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/60724/10002/-1 that fits a mopar steering column

Here is the 1st one I did...finally found the pictures..

i bought an adapter on the first one I did, bought it off ebay for a 10 bucks out of southern cal......tried to find same adapter again...and could not...so I drilled steering wheel.....5 minute job...LOL

probably why my head hurts..... the collar slides on the steering shaft.....the hub is set up for a 5 hole steering wheel... I had a 3 bolt hole grant wheel...just redrilled the steering wheel using the hub as a template.... the treads are like #10 something small like...bought some new...

http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/60724/10002/-1 i have installed two of those.....before you doing any grinding...measure the inside of the collar that slides onto the steering shaft...and measure the shaft just below the splines...the last one I did slid right on...no grinding... dont know...

most likely yes...

air grinder with cut off wheel worked pretty good a couple of days ago...only took a minute or two

undue the phillip screws that hold that collar to the column and that assembly will come apart...and you can remove the bearing with your fingers.. just did a column yesterday....removed the automatic shift column and installed a manual trans collar...

wilton, ca...wow... what brand did you buy? ACC is usually a pretty good brand.

putting legendary seat covers on is not that hard... I had never done it before....i did a front and rear bench seat...and now have done front buckets for my 73 duster....hog ring pliers/hog rings and wire cutter to cut the old hog rings... put the new seat cover out in the sun light for a few...

yes...nice did my 73 Duster bucket seats a couple of years ago...bench seats are fun to recover..lol

i got my 71 demon dash out with out taking out windshield out... cut the bolts off from underneath....and then used J or U- nuts from lowes to put it back in...