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I have a black rear seat you can have if you need it, it is out of a 65 I need to dig it out but it had no rips in it when I put it away I have no use for it and would be happy to see it get used pick up on the pa side of the river near philly if you want it SEND ME A PM, if you reply in...

question is WHY?

new foam and seat covers? new headliner?

AH! I was hoping to see how a late hump fits in an early car still some great info there on a job well done

so that is a 67 up hump in a 65?

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Trillian says HI

perhaps a few pics would help

cool thanks for the info

post a link to the steering wheel refurbishing info please

$900! Yow!

if one has cloth inserts go with that one, it is way more comfortable

I found a two post kenwood AM FM cassette player that fit in the stock dash opening, no cutting, my truck has a CD player so the CD's stay in there, and all my cassette's stay in the car, I think CD's look out of place in an old car but cassette tapes look right at home and they still sound good

yup

they should fit

gold exterior with a white interior

what did you use? they look good

before and after picks are cool how you get there picks are the coolest!

if its a driver I would go with black, its classic always looks good and never goes out of style, white seats can be hard to keep clean in the long run and even harder to get clean when they get stained, of course you could always start out with white and just dye it black when it gets to dirty

nice to see a company stand behind there product for a change. and it's worth the wait to get what you paid for.

yup no two ways around it more money I have to spend on my car now

that looks great! was it expensive? how about a link here it is http://vae-restorations.com/Mopar1.aspx

took me a while to find a good working old style 2 post am/fm tape deck for my barracuda but it was worth it! didnt have to modify the dash so I can put it back to stock if I want