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I used a small pointed awl and a hammer and beat the snot out of the pin and it finally fell out. It was a son of a ***** for sure. Not any good angles to get to it.

Do You sell these brackets? If so How much?

Very nice!!

Awesome job!! Want to make me one if I send you my extra cluster and buy the gauges?

I have a set of these in my Duster. I bought them here and had them recovered locally. They have hard plastic backs. Actually these seats are very comfortable and look great in my car. Those holes are for shoulder belt guides.

Cool The links work. Thank You!!

Thank You Dan, can I locate the TSB's online?

Is there any way to "unlock my seatbelts"? The floor mounted lap/seat belts in my Duster will not pull out and when they do they seem to not pull out all the way and this makes it very difficult to fasten the belts. I cannot figure out whats the deal with them. They are not folded or twisted and...

You can use those black metal spring clips that you use to hold papers together. That's what I did when I recently helped out a friend of mine and installed his headliner in his 70' Chevelle. I needed about 60 - 80 clips to be able to clip the headliner all the way around. Did it with the glass...

I got a set of black vinyl buckets for sale. Not sure what these came out of but I am using them in my Duster. Link to the thread: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=139216

I am having my buckets reupholstered by a local shop. The costs to do two buckets $600.00. I will post pics of the seats when I get them back. Hopefully they (Legendary) will come through for you.

I agree with the flat blade screwdriver method. You should be able to get the end of the screwdriver blade into the notch on the retaining ring and slowly tighten it down be careful to make sure that the cylinder is not turning on the back side of the dash, maybe hold it and have someone help in...

Check out this site: http://www.hotrod.com/howto/76318_headliner_installation/index.html

I changed out the seats in my car and they actually sit very low also. I could give you the height of the rear seat but I know that this wouldn't help you. I am interested in the answer as I will be changing my front buckets soon also and was wondering what the proper height is. If there is...

I applaud all your work and efforts and especially your innovation you are putting into the Missle! This car will be a one of one when you finish it up!!! Keep up the good work!!! _ Tom (maniac)

Looks Great!! Want to do mine??

Sorry typo error -new set

I had an issue with mine cracking due to cold and hot temps. I bought a nre set from E Bay and pressed the clips tight. This was about 5 yrs ago and they have been fine.

If you do not mind me asking, How much did it run you? And do you have contact info for this business?

Cool! thanks, I am getting ready to restore a badly beaten cluster I bought out here. I will post pics as I progress on it.

What is the best way to restore the chrome striping around the bezels and cluster? What do you use to make it look new?

Ok, I bought a used gauge cluster from a fellow FABO brother and I had posted about how do I remove the woodgrain trim and was told to use oven cleaner to do so. My question is, Do I just apply and the woodgrain will peel off? Also I was going to refinish the woodgrain areas of the dash by...

Oh OK!!! Sorry I misunderstood. Looks cool with the logo. Almost wonder why Ma Mopar didn't put the "M" on the factory steering wheels, it looks pretty cool!!!!

Why are you turning a Mazda into a Mopar? Just curious..... Interesting thread and please post pictures as you go about this.

Thanks for the tip Valiant, That may be an easier alternative.

I will take pics but using body puddy is not one of my strong suits, I hope I do not screw it up so bad that I regret it. I am NOT a body guy in any way shape or form.

That is AWESOME!!!!! Looks great installed!!!! Maybe you could start your own little business modifying columns, that looks like a new column!!! i am going to do this to mine! Thanks for the info and detailed pics.

I am going to do this to my column. What a GREAT Idea. Looks super!!!!!! Now I will not have to lay out the bread for a manual column. Thank You very much for the detailed steps to pull this off!!!!!!

A clock wouldn't be a bad idea.

I was wondering if anyone out here knows how I can safely strip down the plastic fake woodgrain on a dash cluster. I want to paint and refurbish the one I have ordered used and do not know how to go about doing this. Any help is greatly appreaciated. Thanks!!