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Furniture stores sell a 3 stage cleaner. I think its moisturizer, cleaner, and conditioner. I know one is a moisturizer, I can't remember the other two. But I did it to an old leather seat I had and it worked pretty good at softening it up

I have one I think around here somewhere. I shoulda thought of that first, whoops. And that's the plan after I convert to a faster wiper speed motor so I can know how much space I am actually going to be dealing with

where are they located at redfish?

probably about half that length, fan and all. it'd stop a lil over the passenger side of the trans tunner

The idea I have for my dash is to make something old school & simple dash-wise that is just a box almost and beat it down and get it kinda rusty and put the random gauges I have been gathering into it. :glasses7:

Does the dash have to be inside the car for the windshield to be held in properly or could I make my own dash to go in without having to worry about the windshield? I really am not a huge fan of my dash and also kinda wanna lose it for weight but I just wanna know a little more about this...

I can confirm those retractors are '72 bench seat

check out the link above, its about $20 cheaper than the fastlane one and its all solid so you choose where to cut out

http://www.redlinegaugeworks.com/products.asp Redline makes the same kinda deal as fastline, but I am unsure if they are less flimsy but they allow you to cut your own gauge location I'd also like to know what gauge wire should be used when doing this?

Wow!!! amazing job!

Man, you definately are gonna have the coolest dash here when you ar done. Scratch that. Coolest dash ever period. 8)

That is sooo cool!! 8)

I'd think so. Mines just beat and scratched up and this strange off white. its not too bad, but the rear pillar parts look like someone tried to remove them using brute force, huge gouges all the way across

Mine on my '72 Dart is made of plastic. I dont think it uses the bows as it's not fabric. Maybe someone who knows alot better will chime in. I hope so, I need a new headliner too.

I say do your interior how you like. I think that would look good. Just remember one thing: It is your car and you are building it for YOU. Do what makes you happy!

My glovebox makes me laugh at the moment when I open it into the void there, but Id love the template to make one out of weldable material if your willing to share it if you go that route.

Looking good cudaspaz!:thumbrig:

I thought somebody made aftermarket kickpanels for this? I cant remember who right now...Grahhhhhh....:angry7:

Got any pics??? This has really caught my interest.:-D

Thank you Riddler, I didn't realize it was narrowband. As always, you're really helpful:cheers: Thanks Andrew for this great thread and I eagerly await pictures!:toothy10:

x2! Its actually called a stoichiometry gauge technically. Heres one autometer makes, pretty sharp. Im sure they have more designs and whatnot, but I agree, it makes tuning a little less hard and I plan on having one http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=2498&sid=3

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dude! thats looks awesome!!! looks aftermarket repopish. You know what im saying tho. Looks good!

Ill take your old seats if you dont want em! LOL. Those 924 seats are prolly not easy to find here, but theyre purddy

Nice work, as always great stuff!!! I wish Ma Mopar did do the M instead of the stupid sheep. lol

That looks really good!!

Good thing my flux capacitor isnt overheating anymore, now I dont have to worry about it melting my car.:bootysha: Cant wait to see some pics of this gauge setup! :cheers:

A dash with all would be great. And dimming. See if they can wedge in an electronic compass outside temp do-hickee. Oh and while your at it, can they install a geiger counter in the dash as well and a gauge for my emergency uranium supply?? LOL.