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Man that's awesome.

Watching..

This guy does excellent work but do be patient. http://www.gcartrim.com/Duster.htm

All, can someone please provide pictures of the correct FRONT seat belt configuration for my 1970 Plymouth Duster w/ bucket seats? Thanks all..

Hello All, I got the new kit above with bezel because the gas pedal fell off my newest aquisition. Can someone provide sitall instructions for the pedal and hardware (spring and pin)? Thanks again..

Yes get what you pay for. ;-)

I had my complete dash restored including the instruments faces by this guy. The work was excellent, better then new but, it took some time. I thoought the price was fair. John Manush CEO 2K Inc. MOPAR INSTRUMENT PANEL RESTORATION SERVICES 1805 Whittier Street Burlington, Iowa...

Pulled my head out of my butt this morning and BINGO. Looks and works better then ever. it's perfect!! Thanks all.

CRAP!!! Broke it. Off to the wanted section.

OK, this really helped me get mine out now.....how the $%$^ does it go back together? This looks so simple..

Any body got one in a 72 non console, bucket seat Duster? I really want to do this.. Will this work? http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HUU-5388575/?rtype=10 Maybe this one for the non-console 70 B body...

Good luck with that. Nothing worked for me so I sent it all of for restore.

The one on E-bay is just the instrument overlay. The one on their web site is the complete dash (3 pieces) and the console.

They are not $100 on the web-site. I damn sure didn't $100. Here's what I paid. 1970-1976 Plymouth Duster White Face Gauges RRP: $34.99 Your Price: $19.99 (excluding tax) (You save $15.00) SKU: 7076PD-1602 Vendor: Brand: Whitegauges.net Weight: 0.20 Ounces Rating: ()...

No problem. It's easy and they look great. Now if I could get my restored bezels back. AGHHHHH.

Yes a FABO member had his instrument, heater and glove box bezel done. The work looked great and he loved the work and recommended them. Well I made the jump and sent the same pieces for rework...what a mistake.

I had no idea.

Well lets see if I get them back first.

Nope, I was getting a complete restore.

Here's thee-mail I got. Greg, No, I am not currently In business. I have had some things happen that were out of my control and could no longer make this work. I just packed your parts up to be returned to you tomorrow. I apologize for this inconvenience and hope you...

So is this the part number? 1009905 LAMP SOCKET DASH A/B BODY

Thanks guys. I'm still miffed because my car has been down two months for no reason.

Sorry about the rant. I just hate when people aren't on the up and up.

I happen to have 8 of them.

Well I missed the out of business thread or I would have never sent my parts to them. No, I have not got my parts back yet but I do have airfare money and a CCP available.

I sent my bezels to this guy almost two months ago. After many attempts to contact him with no response, he now tells me he's out of business and is sending my UNRESTORED parts back to me. How about telling me that weeks ago?? :mumum: http://vae-restorations.com/default.aspx He was...

While reading my latest issue of Auto Enthusiast, I saw an article about restoring your A body instrument panel. See the link below. Type, Dart, Duster Valiant etc.. in the search box. Enjoy http://whitegauges.net/

Thank you. I appreciate all the help I get here and comps don't hurt either. :-)

Thanks to all the great help I got here my dash pad removal was a piece of cake. I dropped the steering column, removed the instrument bezel (sent it for refinish), removed the glove box liner. The 5 center nuts were only finger tight and the 2 end screws were easy as well. Replaced my air vents...

After wasting a few $$$$$ in pain and paint, I pulled the pieces and sent them as you recommended. Thanks Greg