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Was this it? Cowl Rust

Looks great, what size tires and wheels on that BTW?

It's different but not nearly as different as I would've thought. Good to know, looks good Mike :thumbrig:

I can't imagine why they would be different. I too am/was looking for a Valiant trunk mat, thank you 6pk2goDemon for posting that P/N. I'll have to check to make sure that is a rubber mat, I bought one of the vinyl reproductions once for my Coronet and all it did was slide around the trunk.

Well, I can finally post here. Here's my new '64 I traded my '63 convertible for.

there is also a company making seats for street rods that have shoulder belts made into the seats. I can't remember the company name, but it shouldn't be too hard to find. Edit: I think it was these guys, but it could've been someone else. http://www.wiseguys-seats.com/

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?p=604787#post604787 Posted a link in your other thread. The paddock has 'em.

Ugh, sorry you didn't catch it sooner before your lenses were toast. I just went thru this a few weeks back myself, had someone yell something that sounded like "Fix your f***in' brake lights!" while I was riding around. Pulled over and sure enough, the lights were stuck on. Turns out my...

No joke. I got into mopars when everything but e-bodys were "grandma cars" and even then people would take a Camaro over a Challenger. I'd rather go back to the days of being made fun of for being into mopars than the way it is now. The A's, especially the early A's were safe for a while, but...

Beautiful car! Coming along nicely. Thanks for posting the interior pics too, I'm going with '65 Dart upholstery in my Valiant

I wouldn't say that, at worse if you don't find anything, you were already making brackes anyhow right? Just make some SS style risers that are roughly the same height as the factory early-a ones.

Sounds like you need the factory early-a bucket seat risers to use as a template. There is no bench only floor, but you're right about the floor being higher beside the trans tunnel. The bucket seat risers can be unbolted from the seat, I have my passenger seat out at the moment and am...

Wow, that is awesome! Good find!

Arg, not sure on that one. Someone else will have to chime in... My Valiant has a power top, I converted the Dart I had from a power to manual top but it's been 8 years, I don't exactly remember how it was held down. I want to say that the way the spring was positioned with the top down...

Do you mean at the header, top of the windsheild, that keeps the top closed? Or what holds the top down in the well when it's...down?

Bump for a random pic I found on the web, and more top down pics from you guys (I hope) I guess this is pretty much what mine looked like new: Reminds me of Miss Hathaway from The Beverly Hillbillies for some reason....

That is really sharp! BTW, any specs on the wheels/tires?

Nice find! '64 has always been my favorite year Dart. I hope we see more of it!

Drove the Valiant to work today, still not pretty...but it's paid for! I really need to put my other trunk lid on....

Forgot that one there had a stripe..... I'd like to make Mopar Madness but the Winged Warriors/B-Body owners Assn. meet is the same weekend and only 45 minutes away. Oh well, next year, not sure if the Valiant would make the trip this year anyhow...

Nice video! BTW, was your 'Cuda at the Crusin' VA Beach show a few weeks back?

Very nice '66 A383Wing! Love the color combo. I'm 90-95% done with the floor pan work my '63 Vert. Still a few little more things to do on them, but now I can't stand thru my car! Took it for a drive yesterday afternoon with the top down, pretty great.

Bumping this because it's finally convertible weather!!! :rock: I want early A top down pics you guys!! I got mine out and drove it around Friday and Saturday a bit, kept the top up since I'm still working on my floor pan patches and have no interior....but it was fun anyway.

Thanks for that link hkeller, I'm sure it'll help out the OP tons and others too. All but one of the early A's I've ever had lacked seatbelts. The Valiant is the perfect drive in couples cruiser, I've got to install some before summer, that article will be loads of help. To the OP, you can...

Thanks, they're 235/60/14's grimreaper- very shape '64 you have there. What color is on it? Reminds me a lot of the factory ruby red and the newer mopar inferno red pearl.

The Valiant made it here finally, after a good wash and some Purple Power yesterday to remove the mold and mildew from a few years of sitting under pine trees, I managed to snap a pic before it got dark. More to come as I get things back in order.

Unless there are troubles on the trip to VA, the car should be here tomorrow!!!

I used to have a '63 Dart Convertible, does that count? Got another '63 now, but it's Valiant :D

I have no idea either really, but it between that and the massive cam, they'll make up for it being slow ;) I'll be glad to get started on cleaning everything, the car has been sitting for the most part last 2-3 years.

Why yes..... yes it is :D