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As stated above, Legendary & Year One (at least in the past) resold ACC (Auto Custom Carpet) kits. You could go directly to them or look at some of the smaller retailers (like Dantes) who may not charge full retail or who may have a special going on. Check eBay as well for the same ACC kit...

Again, very nice of you. Just wanted to show some appreciation for the effort.

65 Dartman, although that might not be the right switch for the "rare" setup above, that was very nice of you to take all of the close up shots of your switch.

Are you trying to be "correct" or just asking for personal preferences? Usual (sometimes unusual with Ma Mopar) rule of thumb is that they match UDFs, dash and everything above (pillar moldings, headliner, etc.) but of course, you can go any direction you want. What's nice us that the part(s)...

I didn't pull the glass when I installed mine. If I can find the pics, I'll post them.

@broughj ... still waiting. Was it a mistake or do you have a personal legitimate gripe?

@broughj ... care to elaborate on your disagreement?

Yes, he is very upfront and doesn't hide anything. Total straight shooter.

GCAR pricing for 65/66 Dart:

I would also highly suggest GCAR in Washington. Glenn has been restoring instrument clusters/bezels for a very long time and is super meticulous and a very nice guy to deal with. He also vacuum plates/chromed other auto plastic pieces (ex: armrest bases, dash knobs, etc). www.gcartrim.com

Although Year One use to be "the source" many years ago, they are just middlemen and many have figured out that they can buy directly from the mnfrs (ex. Legendary, ACC: Auto Custom Carpets, etc.) and wait for annual sales. Or, they go with other middleman who sell with a slightly lower profit...

Looks like the tie rod end/tie rod under there but looks to far back for it. Is that a shadow or another setup sitting there?

iw, it comes down to what you want in there and to some degree what you're going to be using the Valiant for. GL.

I like the sleeper/benchseat look. I've seen a couple where the frame was modified to give a little more shifter throw room and it looked trick (subtle but trick).

I've purchased both my 69 interiors from them. One good experience - one questionabe. They have them. 25% off right now and shipping discounts too. Disregard the first two images.

Tell Glenn @ GCAR Ben said, "Hey!"

I've heard they are very good as well.

I haven't stitched a wheelcover in forever. I'm sure you will find me you like and it's a cakewalk to do. GL.

Great advice & pics all (from painting the back side white to servicing all of the trouble areas while the dash is out). Good stuff.

I would contact GCAR in WA. Exc. craftsmanship, super nice folks and fair pricing. Hard to beat. Home www.gcartrim.com

All in all, you still have to shop all sources and see where the best deal (taking into consideration shipping, availability, warranty/return policies, etc.) is for you. As you know, sometimes it might be at one source and sometime it might be at several. GL.

I have no idea but start with a poopload of measurements. Of course, expect some fabrication work (ex. seat tracks and/or floorpans, trans tunnel, etc). GL.

I also highly recommend Glenn @ GCAR plastic Chrome & Instrument Restoration. He is a great person/company to deal with. If you speak with him, tell him Ben said hello. I haven't spoken to him in awhile. http://gcartrim.com/index1.htm

Really? I didn't know that. It had to be a battle of the egos (and I am sure pricing points had a big hand in it as well). Who are they carrying now ... PUI? Actually, I don't know if PUI is making Mopar upholstery.

When it comes to headliners (whether they are fabric or board material), once they start to go, there's no repairing them. You just need to yank it and live without it or replace it.

Check around for pricing though. Sometimes, the sources for parts will sell directly but at msrp while some (not all) of their retailers get a bulk buy discount and sell for a little cheaper. Take into consideration shipping charges and whether it is in stock and/or if it will be drop-shipped...

What a difference a day (and several hundred dollars) make! Looks really nice. BTW: Do I spy an 8-track in there? :thumbup: PS I can't believe you got rid of the "pissed off Tweety Bird" floor mats. ;)

I'll take a quick stab ... Corbeau?

Windlace. I am sure someone will chime in and let you know where it is available from. Good luck. Is that off of a 4-dr? Is something wrong with it? BTW: I have the same socks ... very comfortable. ;)

DA, glad to see that the problem is being taken care of. One of those two vendors should pony up for 2nd Day Air for you (and not wait for the first carpet to be returned before sending it out).