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If you were closer I would give you a hand helping you out. There was a Mopar magazine article that I had followed 20 years ago that really helped me through it. Put the bows into the headliner in the correct order and leave the headliner out in the sun for a day or two With the bows in it to...

RRR: I was hoping to get the wagon back in a few months, but in January it will be two years and still hasn’t finished a few things on the list. I have other things that I wanted him to do to the car, but I either have to do it myself or take it someplace else. Other than that I’m not going to...

Tell us now how you really feel about it. LOL I did 2 1965 barracudas a little over 20 years ago along with the 65 Valiant. On the valiant the front and back windows were removed but the barracudas I just removed the windshield and never removed the back window and it turned out just fine. It...

You don't need to remove the rear glass at all, I never have in a Barracuda. The wires hold the now in place and so will the adhesive that you will put there. The front is optional. I have done it both ways, but it is much easier to install with the windshield out, but can be done with it in...

I have installed headliners in the early Barracudas and it sounds like the manufacturer sewed tne wrong panel in the third position from the front. Take a picture from both sides and the front and show the manufacturer. Call them to discuss the problem.

So which year Sebring seats would be best to fit in a 66 Dart with the least amount of modifications? And does anyone have any in Florida that I could put in there?

I have never had to remove the headliner to do either of the two door conversions that I've done. If it were me I would just stick a piece of sheet metal up behind the b-pillar area in there temporarily while I ground down and smoothed down what remained of the b-pillar. If you are really dead...