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SEM makes some great paint for interiors. I've heard nothing but good about it. You can check online for a local retailer or order online thru: http://www.vinylprosem.com/ They're in PA and I've talked to them a few times about my own projects, very helpful people, reply to email super quick.

Doesn't look too bad. That's likely what I'll end up with when I order mine. The factory adapter looks like it'll space the wheel further out towards the driver than what I'd like. Edit: Looks like I was looking at the ebody adapter, fits about right with the a-body one.

That's what I'd say too.

You can also use purple power or greased lightning, they contain lye, that's why they work. I've stripped lots of model kits using purple power in a tub. It won't hurt the plastic, no matter how long you leave it in.....I left a Challenger kit soaking for a month with no ill effects. I also...

Nice looking interior, I wish Legendary made covers for early Valiant convertibles :(

Where would someone look for some veneer like that Tom?

That's sharp work Pastortom! I'll have to try something like that on my Valiant

Yeah, the walmart stuff is on a roll, I think it's something like 11X3, it has a plastic backing, I used that for the trunk of my '63 Dart Convertible and it turned out well, though I don't think I'd use that anywhere that would potentially get wet (i.e. floorboards) I think what Tom is...

I went that route with a Brat I had, it worked ok at best, I'll tell you, the stuff they sell at walmart is at most 3 feet wide, so you'll need atleast three rolls and you'll have to deal with one or two exposed seams. I honestly wasn't happy with the stuff, but my Brat was a beater with a...

Yeah, at $120-140 you can't beat just going with new carpet. By the time you would buy all the stuff to clean it and all the stuff to dye it, you would likely have spent half that already.