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As long as it's not for the fold down version you are good to go. There are the same frame.

Yes the rear seat frame is the same but I can tell you the stitching is slightly different on a 72 model year. The front seat the headrest is different on the 1970 so that will not fit a 1972.

This is true and I have found that if you do not pull them out too fast to put them on they will follow back nicely. The ones I posted work OK. I do not know who makes any of them. Just saying what I have. I can tell you they are much better than to OEM ones that no one ever put on though. Plus...

I agree with what you are saying but this is not a "restoration part" it is really a modified to fit part for a car that never can with it.

Me too. But only the drivers side. Right side is better. It's almost like there is too much belt or the spring needs to be tighter. Still so much better than the factory set up for sure.

Aftermarket & Replacement Seat Belts | SeatbeltPlanet.com™ Yes there are so many. You might want to call them. They fit great and I like them but they have the same problem as the don't always want to return. Still better then the old factory system.

I don't think there is anything you can do with them. They have way to much belt in them and not enough tension to return. I stopped using them and went with these guys. Aftermarket & Replacement Seat Belts | SeatbeltPlanet.com™ They are better but still not much. I really don't know why they...

what was the last year for just lap belts?

So the one you show in your hand has holes and wood attached? Or is it a decal?

I do not know about that. Mine came with the sticker type. I'm sure there were different setups over the years.

??? Well that is how mine came and has always been. I bought the vehicle off of the original owner.

Yes my 72 Scamp has it from the factory. There are no holes because it's just an overlay "decal" like this... DMT Mopar 70-72 A Body Non Rallye Dash Woodgrain Overlay Vinyl Sticker | eBay

Yes, I'm impressed too. I went back over it again and I'm still lost! LOL But your post makes more sense.

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Plymouth 2 - Identifying Car Radios This may help you. 13th picture from the top. Part number is listed.

I believe the AM thumb wheel radio was the only choice for tunes in a 70 340 Duster and Dart rallye dash. The standard instrument cluster in the 70 Valiant and Duster had knobs. I think it is a unique radio as well. It mounted different than the B body and a button was different or something...

I believe bucket seat and console were factory options for the scamp. Don't think many would have been built. "Alaskian" would know for sure. Maybe he will chime in if he sees your post.

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I used one of these. It fit nice. I had the same deal. So I just cut out the bad spot.

1967-1976 Plymouth Duster Front Floor Pan, LH

RedFish... That looks fantastic! :thumbsup:

I hear you, the OEM style steering wheel they make are kinda rough. I went with this one Grant Classic Nostalgia Steering Wheels 1004 It's made much nicer. Not a nice as the MoMo but that adapter doesn't cut it.

Grant Classic Nostalgia Steering Wheels 1004 You'll want to use the correct "can" adapter because the Grant ones are not even close to fitting like it should. Dales Cuda Shop has the correct adapter but it's not cheap. But good parts never are. I just put this one on this summer and while...

I suppose as there are fewer and fewer good clusters to rebuild this would be an option. But it seams out of place in an A body to me.

Well there you go! I'd put some comfortable seats in it a cruse :-) I'd like to find a nice complete 4 door around here.

The seats "Keystone" posted look nice but if you have a column shift I think it looks to open in the middle between the seats. Plus if they don't fold forward it's next to impossible to get into the back seat. But that's the best thing about ours cars... we can do what ever we want!

I went with this style in my A body. Came out of a 73 Dart. Not easy to find but I like it better than the bench seat that feels like sitting on a park bench.

She only charged me 250 bucks! The cover was more than that!! I did have the seat apart to where she just had the four pieces to redo (covers where still on all parts) but still? I've done just the covers before and I'd pay that just not to have to do it again... LOL :-) Keep asking around it...

It turned out awesome. My foam was wasted. She had the stuff and the cover was spot on. I'm sure there is a place close to you that can do it but you'll have to get the cover first.

I just went through the same thing. I couldn't find that foam anywhere. I gave up. I took my seat the a lady that does upholstery and she made it for my seat. I turned out great. Here's a funny thing though. I ordered my seat cover from Year One because they had the best price. It took 3 months...