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Fronts are in. They sit high, even after I shaved the factory bench seat mounting hump on the floor. I am 6' tall and they are fine for me. Much taller and they would be uncomfortable. The seats themselves are very nice! I am super happy I chose them. Cley

I gotta say, some of that 5-600 lbs is in the front seats! Damn they are heavy! Cley

Back seats are in for good. They are a 2 piece seat since in the 300 they fold down in 2 different sections so I used a couple pieces of 1/8" x 3/4" aluminum flat stock at 4' long to hold them together. These pieces also hang the seats from the stock upper hangers and bolt them to the rear fire...

Well it looks like it will work really well! These are just sitting in there, but they fit like a glove! I'll share more as I get further along. Cley

I just purchased these Chrysler 300S seats for less than I could buy supplies to recover my current seats. I know I have seen posts somewhere about doing this, but I cannot find them anywhere? Has anyone ever used 300,Charger,Challenger seats in their A body? I know the front seats will fit...

The guy I am working with claims to have the largest printer in Canada. He 3d printed a camper. Cley

I didn't get the file but this time I will. The guy I spoke to said we would have some options like I could pay him to print them, or I could buy my own printer and do it myself. Either way, I will own the file when we get it done. Cley

Since you made me think about it again, I reached out to somebody else and I'm going to revive the project. Cley

I never got anywhere with it. The guy I was working with disappeared and I have yet to get back to it. Cley

I have the Acme plastic, foam then vinyl padded headliner. I installed it myself and it's been there for 5 years now. Looks as it did when installed. It is even stored unheated during Canadian winters. I'd say your is a defective unit. Cley

That looks really good! Cley

Please share some photos as you go! Cley

I'm going to search out some leather Charger seats! Cley

I saw this on Faceplant! Looks interesting! Especially if one could get the matching front seats! Cley

I had this done at a local print place because I have not yet bought my own hardware. I'm trying to figure out how big is big enough. Not sure if I want to start selling stuff or what. Cley

Yeah I modified a stock one for this purpose and it is in my car now. It was a pain in the *** so I decided to try this cause I want to change the old one up a bit. Cley

Here's my first attempt at printing interior parts. Have not done anything with it since I got it printed. Will try to sand and paint it. Just experimenting right now. Had it printed in green to save a couple bucks on the prototype! Cley

Whatever price it ends up being, it will be in Canadian Pesos so that should add value for potential US customers! Cley

I do think it would be best to sell as a blank customizable panel. I have a modified original in my Duster now. It's been supporting the weight of the gauges for at least 5000 miles now with no signs of cracking or breaking. The printed one seems more sturdy than the OEM one. I appreciate all...

Thanks. I'll watch out for that. Cley

This is all new to me but I will definitely look into expanding if this turns out. It sands really easy but I guess I'll see how much work it takes. I could print with a resin that gives a better finish but the price goes up. Cley

I've been working with a local company to design and print a dash bezel for my 74 Duster with a flat back that can be cut for any gauge configuration. Due to Covid 19 it took a long time to get my first prototype printed but I finally got it today. I have not fitted it yet but comparing it to...

I used Equus gauges from Napa. They had to order on the correct fuel gauge but had the rest in stock. With that I got a GPS speedo from China on Ebay. I modified my stock gauge bezel to accept the aftermarket gauges. I am in Canada too. Cley

There is a place local to me that I have been talking with that is going to print me a blank dash bezel for my 74 Duster. I fooled around a long time fiber glassing a flat piece into a factory bezel I cut the back out of. It worked well and is holding up well but I screwed up drilling the gauge...

I put seats from a 96 Avenger in my Duster. I bolted 1 piece of angle Iron to the floor and then bolted another piece to the vertical side of that so there was a flat piece to bolt the seat to. It's pretty universal I think. Cley

Thanks so much for this. Cley

Awesome work Marty!!! Would you share what you use for wax and release agent? How do you apply the resin? Is it sprayed? I want to build some fiberglass door panels for my Duster and this thread is gold for me!!! Cley

All the wrinkles disappeared on mine. 74 Duster. needs some trimming to fit real well. Cley

Yeah I had way smaller lights in there but I could only seem to find red. So I drilled them bigger and the next day I found Amber and clear in the smaller light. It will likely get redone next winter. Cley

Ready to go in. Not my best work, and I kinda hate the indicating lights I used. It will be nice to have all the gauges working. Also nice to have no gauges hanging off the bottom if the dash. Cley