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You can make anything fit. You may have to line it up and drill some holes, add shims etc but you can make it work. Have you done a Internet search on the subject?

You doing a console? Looks good....love the orange.

Craigslist special. About $100 less than new. Making my own seat brackets saved me another $200.00

Then comes the headliner..yay! Lol.

I'm gonna get better roll bar padding and have vinyl covers made for them to make them look nicer.

Yes, I still have them but shipping would be an assload I imagine. Here's a pic of the originals.

Yeah, lol, but they are a bit high and create blind spots but the compromise is worth the comfort and safe feeling knowing that if I got rear ended my neck won't do a back handspring.

Not a whole lot but if I scoot the seat forward a bit they recline more but They are perfect just the way they sit so I really don't feel the need to recline further back.

Found a good deal on Craigslist that I could not refuse. Long drive out to the country but worth it. Either these are summit or Jegs seats that once lived in a fox body mustang. I had to fabricate some brackets using 1/4" thick flat steel stock. Had the seats and the console in and out of the...

Tint looks great on mopars actually. What wheels are those?...they look good on there.

Those Audi TT seats look nice....all manual too I see. We're they hard to mount to the floor or did they need modified?

Dude, I would love to raid an old military aircraft junk yard for all the cool gadgets.

Very nice touch, looks great!

I always thought those seats looked ugly as hell in the catalogs but after seeing this actually in a car it looks pretty damn sweet!

Never mind, I figured it out. I ended up using a horn switch from my 71 swinger. I removed the pot metal pedestal on the horn switch( the piece the horn button pops into)' and the tuff wheel horn was a perfect fit on the outside perimeter of the switch. It fits nice and snug like it was made...

Looks like I need to get the horn adapter to make the horn work. This does not work with the grant install kit like they say it does, well the wheel,does but the horn button has nothing to connect to. Dangit. Anyone install one that did not originally come with a tuff wheel or rim blow?

I just ordered one from Mancini racing and they say it bolts right on to car that already have the Grant 3000/4000 install kit so hopefully I will have no issues installing it....I like easy. I decided I'm going to change wheels although I like my current wheel I think a Tuff wheel will be more...

I hear ya. I would rather buy them already made myself but sometimes saving a few bucks and doing it yourself is more funner'er.

Make your own adapters.

Ever think of making a custom one?

Looks good to me also. Thanks for sharing. Got a link to that video? Question: Is it possible to install the headliner with the roofrail strip and weatherstrip already in place? You know, the weather strip at the top of the roof near the drip rail where the door glass rolls up into.

Looks very clean and classy. Like the engine compartment too.

Too short will suck obviously but too long is no problem because they bend easily. I will pm a buddy's info to you and he can probably pull you a full set from a local yard.

here's a step by step of my console build plus some other stuff. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=133702

Anyone have any tips to keep dye from scratching off door panels after changing colors? I got a really nice used set of white door panels and dyed them black with the spray on stuff from eastwood. I just used one coat, maybe shoulda used two coats because the dye seems to scratch off easily...

Top of dash black, the rest body color. Mine is all orange body color and i really don;t get glare from the dash to the glass at all but I wish i would have painted the top of the dash black because it would have looked better in my opinion. Here's an idea of what yours will look like.

oh yeah, looks like you were forced to hide that stuff. looks good.

yeah, I could put alot of stuff up to the rear seat but I wanted to finish it off nice and cozy behind the fuel cell, but I will have plenty of room to hide things behind that panel. I am most likely going to weld a bracket behind that panel to hold a small spare tire and jack, but I want that...

Oh , yeah, that looks pretty sweet, but I have to keep it back further because of the fuel cell location. I like the fishies in the side panels.