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Looks like it needs more foam/padding. Heat will not take that out. MMG

Leave your car in the sun. The heat that builds in the car should help. It may take a few times in the sun. MMG

The seat belts I bought for this car are excellent quality and look great too. I bought them here. http://www.ebay.com/itm/300530287022?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_500wt_715

You got that right brother:D. MMG

Thanks again everyone for the nice comments. Asking price for this car will be $ 11,000 when I list it. Will except Cash but prefer Gold or Silver. Full details of The car will be in the sale ad. Thanks MMG

Hello, I got lucky, They actually came with the seat belts. MMG

The Door panels are beautiful and done to perfection. I was very pleased. MMG

Thanks guys for all the nice comments. I will post pictures of the entire car after the Hemi scoop goes on. Just finishing up the paint on the scoop. This is a very clean car and will be listed for sale very soon.

Yep, brand new seat belts, carpet, package tray, door panels. I'm really diggen the color combo of this car. You just don't see it, that's why I like it so much. MMG

Thanks Brother. I'm in the process of installing the Hemi scoop on this baby. That's the last thing to do before I sell it. MMG

I just finished installing my new white Legendary interior in my factory KK1 Turqoise 67 Belvedere II. When I bought this car it had a pair of bucket seats that didn't go with the car. I found the factory bench seat for the car and put it back in. This is my first white interior and I have to...

I didn't know that, thanks brother for the info. 25% does save a big chunk when your redoing the entire interior. MMG

Thanks brother, I too was looking at them. A buddy showed me a set he got off eBay that looked fantastic and were less expensive. He forgot the vender, but he will look it up for me and I'll post it. He also got the door panels. MMG

Hello, I'm getting to recover my seats in my 67 Belvedere II. Who has the best covers for the money? Thanks, MMG

Tools needed; 4 ft pry bar, sludge hammer, plumb bob, and a 2 inch socket. No, really now, just like someone said before, when removing the back bench, push down on the front of the seat and back with your knees, then lift up. MMG

So what's wrong with my wiring job?:-k. I wondered why the garage door went up and down when I blew the horn.:toothy10: