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This is exactly what I want to do. I'm also using a Hurst competition plus box. Did you have to trim out the drivers side of your console?

Thanks, a friend is 3d printing the cover for the side cutout. I realize the top plate isn't cheap. I may be able to source a donor console to convert. I was hoping to find a template so that I would know exactly where and how big to cut out the side of the console.

These questions are in regards to the consoles installed into 1968 Barracudas. Are the bodies of the automatic and 4 speed console specific to each application? Can the automatic console be cut and used to make a 4 speed console using the correct template? Are the console brackets different...

Thanks, I don't have a whole lot to do in my interior.

Yes, looks like I'll just be replacing the fronts. My 68 doesn't have shoulder belts either. Radio delete also and no cigarette lighter in the dash and no hole for one.

Fastback

My rear "door panels" have no armrest bases or armrest pads and there aren't any holes to mount any. The only holes are for the window cranks.

Thanks. A prior owner installed 64-66 a-body armrests on the otherwise super nice interior. Looks like I'll go with the black armrest bases and armrests.

My 68 Barracuda fastback is not a formula S car. It's an original 318 console automatic car.

Were the front armrest bases on a 1968 Barracuda black plastic or chrome plastic? My 1970 Swinger 340 has black armrest bases.

My friends 6 cylinder 70 Swinger has the factory rim blow wheel in it.

Thank you. So, i'll take it that the 3 spoke woodgrain wheel was not an available option on the 1970 Swinger 340.

Was the 3 spoke woodgrain steering wheel an available option on a 1970 Swinger 340?

Ok, if possible, which part number foam from PUI did you use?

Drive48, my seat covers are going to have to fit a bit tighter than what yours are.

Alaskan T/A, pm me please.

By chance, any pics of your finished seats?

I've already called and talked to Legendary, they said that they didn't know of any source for the foam specifically for the 1970 Swinger 340 seat pattern. They sell the correct vinyl covers though...so it's going to have to be a custom fit for the foam. I wondered which style foam people has...

I'm getting ready to restore a set of 1970 a-body buckets seats for my 1970 Dart Swinger 340. Here's what i've discovered. The correct molded seat covers are available but the specific foam for that style seat design is not available from anyone. So my question for those of you that have done...

I'be always used Legendary interior products on my restorations. Which brand do you guys use, P.U.I. or Legendary and why?