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Wow those look nice! The ones I redid in my car look almost identical. I also got the covers from Legendary. Very nice stuff! I wish I had done black like you instead of the original white in mine. That stuff is hard to keep clean.

Hmm, It looks like the tranny tunny is a little tweaked in the pics.

I just used a soldering iron to poke the holes in the carpet for the seats and seat-belts. Worked great, not sure what method is correct, but who is going to see it anyways when the seats are in.

Year One, Paddock, ect, pretty much all sell the same brand carpet (but they dont say on the page who it is). Its mostly all from Auto Custom Carpet company. Even Rock-Auto sells it (and they have it the cheapest that I can find by far).

A year and a half. I had three broken on the drivers side, and one on the passenger. I was always wondering why my seat sat so low on that side. I also put new burlap over the springs, and re-built up the foam where it had compressed over the years to get the proper fill. Much more comfortable...

I had a couple broken springs when I redid my seats. I just welded them where they broke. They have been great so far!

Do you mean the metal re-enforcement pads? I dont know if its the same, but my 74 Duster had them on just the inner tracks (near the tranny tunnel) both front and rear studs. The outter ones didnt have any spacers. I think they were just a square piece of ~14 gauge metal with a couple tack welds...

My gauge faces were so worn off when I got my Duster, I put those exact same white faces on. Looks awesome, even at night!

I used heavy duty plastic drop cloth plastic from the local hardware store (it was thickest the they had of several grades) . I then used "Automotive GOOP" clear sealant to stick it to the door. Worked great!

http://www.legendaryautointeriors.com/

I think Legendary can stich up just about any color they have for your 75 Dart buckets. It will take a couple of weeks, but the workmanship is top notch. Give them a call and let them know what you want. They had to custom make my 74 Duster Bucket seat covers for me.

I just bought seat covers from legendary. They took two weeks because they had to custom make them in my color, but the fit and finish is awesome. I would buy from them again!

Ive been thinking about buying a cluster from Rocky Moutain Dashes for my duster. You can put whatever gauges you want into them. Looks cool! http://www.rockymountaindashes.com/

I want to re-cover the bucket seats in my 74 duster. The covers have worn and the foam is gone on both seats. It doesnt appear anyone makes A-Body seat foam for 1974. Will the seat buns they sell for 1970 and 1971 A-Body fit? Or is there a good source for replacement foam that I can cut to fit...