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I used Simple Green in the past, and it worked like a charm. The over spray came right off, and it was immediate with no harm to the vinyl upholstery...

They were custom made using original seat skins is my guess. I've seen that sort of thing a lot in my travels...

I remember stuffing a pack of matches under an 8 track to make it play better. Am I getting old or what? lol

Well, the factory put them on there for a reason, they wouldn't have gone to the bother and expense otherwise. My thought is that they installed them to prevent squeaks and rattles like mentioned earlier. It won't be the end of the world if you leave them off, but I would find a pair and install...

You do awesome and interesting work, Marty!

Just leave it on there. The bump would be minor anyway and not very noticeable. But, do what you want, it's your car!

Damn! That's beautiful!

That is the correct emblem for the horn pad if your car is a Plymouth. Dodge and Barracuda are different.

Technically, you're right. The correct terminology would be a ''Radio Block Off Plate'' I suppose. But most people will always call them ''Radio Delete Plates'' including myself. Whatever you choose to call it, they're still cool as hell!

You get what you pay for. They are good looking seats though.........

100% correct. Also, I may add that the speedometer does not have anything to do with how the speed is presented on the dial. The speedometer is calibrated by the factory to read say 60 MPH on a 120 speedo and the same on a 100 speedo. It is the drive pinion in the tranny that feeds the...

Yes, the 2 door sedans '67 to '69 had the 4 door rounded bottom rear seat. Actually, all a 2 door sedan in those years was a converted 4 door. So.......... the windshield, rear window, roof, rear seat, trunk lid, and front clip are the same as a 4 door.

I'm originally from Cranbrook, B.C. I moved here 20 years ago for work and decided to stay. I store most of my cars and parts in Cranbrook though, I have some property with my brother there......... Stay safe to you as well!

Hmmm. Food for thought, thanks! I have never had it happen to me, the crazing I mean of course.........

I can't answer your question as for it being repopped, but what's wrong with those ones pictured?

You're right, but I think the O.P. is talking about the V.I.N. tag that is on the dash attached with two rosette rivets visible through the driver's side of the windshield. It should be low gloss black with ''Chrysler Corporation'' with a pentastar under the numbers in white. The ECS transfer...

And I may add that that's a 2 door seat, the 4 doors were rounded on the bottom section to allow people easier access to the rear.

The box they came in is the best part of them. How are they still in business? Oh yeah, that's right, ''Made in the U.S.A.'' and CHEAP..........

No, they're do-dads. They shouldn't be hard to find used, and usually free. My suggestion is to place a wanted ad on here with the pictures you posted describing what you need and how many. Most A-Body cars had them at least from '70 and up........

Believe it or not, i've used toothpaste and a soft cloth before with excellent results. Toothpaste has a mild abrasive in it that does the trick. Just use regular Crest or similar, and clean after with some windex. Guaranteed to bring a smile to your face!

I have a '71 Demon Sizzler with that same exact interior and color, thanks for posting the info, ATA!

The passenger side was always non remotely adjusted (from inside of the car). The driver's side if it was remotely adjusted (from inside of the car) the hole is in the metal upper frame in front of the Duster emblem. Yours looks like it never had an adjustable one on the driver's side originally.

Awesome work! We need more!

Yes, you are spot on! And a good picture to boot!

On the contrary, they were very common in those years. I bet they made a million of them combining all of the body styles made by Chrysler over several years with the same column style including trucks etc............. (not exaggerating)

I usually don't go for modified clusters, but this one looks great! Show us some pics of it in the car when you get around to that stage........

Cool. I will have to keep them in mind. Thanks for the posts and pictures.

Get ahold of totally auto. They sell whatever you need in spray bombs.

Nice looking interior as it is, but the shifter handle is incorrect for a '70 Swinger.

Thanks for the links.:cheers: