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Might work. Hell, I'd be interested to see how it works.

Interesting. Did the mat seem to block the heat at all? Did it solidify again after it cooled down?

Eastwood usually has pretty good stuff for us enthusiasts. Perhaps put a small piece on some scrap metal and warm it up with a heat gun and see if it has an objectionable odor?

Well, you told me too. :lol:

Yep. It smells like fresh paved road. Don't ask how I know.....

Switches? I just twist the wires together as needed. :poke:

I think the difference is that the early seats don't have seat back locks.

Dang, just done some checking around. (Didn't know they were hardboard headliners) looks like folks are mighty proud of them things......

I just looked on amazon and there were some there from Acme for about two bills. I bookmark stuff all the time and can't remember which folder I put it in....

Yeah, me too. I usually get in one of them places and forget what I came for. I'm like a raccoon with a bag of shiny quarters. Honestly I don't remember where exactly I found it at the Depot (roof ducts, or dryer ducts, ?), but they had a section that had flexible ducting in several sizes...

Home Depot, Lowe's, Menard's......

This is exactly where I put mine. I have to get another one after having just used it to put out a motorcycle that crashed in front of me on the freeway.

CashA10. Doh!

Is this the gent that was posting here a while back? (Cash something?)

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This wouldn't be tied into the thread going on about "fatties" would it?

Dang it! Quit spending my money for me..... I like the look you got going there. I think you just shot a torpedo into my bank account.....

Thanks man, I have installed these seats in customer cars, (Chevelles, Camaros, whatnot) but not in an A body. I liked the seats, but not how they sat in the cars we had done. Tipping the 6'2" range, a guy has to be careful on how tall the seat is......

That looks great. How do you like the fit of the seats?

Man, that sure looks sweet. I notice you also have extra room for a couple of spare tires...

Bloody POMs. Just kidding. Those seats look sweet. How much fab work will it take to mount them?

I've installed quite a few of the Covans. I think they're cool, but a bit, well, flexible. The price is pretty reasonable. I think that may be what hurt the RMD's. Definately a higher price, but a higher quality, too. It's just when you get a 400 buck panel and then add 400 bucks worth of...

I read that thread, it was awesome. (Thanks by the way). I didn't know about that insulation when I did mine. Although, with the peel stuff, you don't have to mess with the can of adhesive, which I can guarantee I would spill the first ten seconds in. lol. On a side note. I made a roller for...

Not that I've noticed. It's not all that thick. And I haven't seen the foil backing on it slipping around....lol. Pretty sure you will never know it's there once you put the carpet down. When I went into this path, my objectives were that it be cheap, (because, apparently, I am), effective...

I haven't noticed any bad "roofing" smells at all. I haven't installed my carpet kit yet, so the product itself is still exposed to the interior. Having used Hushmat and Dynamat, I will say that it probably isn't AS good as those two products. I will say that there is a noticeable difference and...

I used Peel N Seal. Did the whole floor in my Roadrunner for about 35 bucks. I'm just sayin'

I just looked at those seats and said, "wow, that's a pretty good priice." Then I looked at the shipping. 120 bucks. Really?