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Those two lower holes are where the straps on the back of the lower seat cushion screw to.

That sound dampening material is between the body and the pan, then there is a cardboard on top. In my car the factory sound dampener was all hard and brittle. It broke into little chunks when removed. I did a similar thing and used commercial sound dampener pads and a hunk of silver air...

When I took mine apart there was a gray cardboard (like poster board) glued on top of that and the carpet was stuck to the cardboard. I guess it helps keep the carpet from sinking into those grooves....

The tin pan: and the purpose of the holes in question becomes obvious.

Yes that is correct. I was thinking about a 64 with the corner strip.

Two little corners strips need to be removed. I just removed and replaced a dash pad without removing anything under the dash. Took a 1/4 drive ratchet, a few extensions and a 3/8 socket. Be prepared to get in uncomfortable, stand on your head type positions under the dash though......

64-65 have three silver mylar (chrome look)rectangles and the vinyl embossing is a different pattern from the 66 door panels.

Yes, I have put the cast ones in 66 Barracudas.

64 & 65 Barracuda were cast.

After reading the posts it seems the methods described leave the solution unclear. Your wiper switch should have an allen socket setscrew on the side of the knob itself. The headlight knob comes out with the stem attached after you press the button on the side of the switch body ( the rusty one...

Sorry for the delay in posting the colors. The ends will be black on the right side but should have colors on the left side. Front to back Brown Green Blue Yellow Red

Hey Rusty, how's the headliner going? Mopowers, can you still see the colors on one end of each bow? If you can I'll check my colors for you so you can get them in the right order.

Yes, originals were 4 ohm. An 8 ohm can be used as a replacement without adverse effects however.

The speaker in your photos is a 6x9.

Your 64 will have a 6x9 4 ohm speaker in it. Similar to: GRS 69AS-4 6" x 9" Car Replacement Speaker 4 Ohm 848864012193 | eBay

I have had a Custom Autosound USA-1 in my car for several years. I modified a factory faceplate (which I know you said you do not want to do) to fit the USA-1 prior to sending the faceplate to be vaccum plated. I also had to file the radio opening in the dash slightly wider. I also used the...

Walmart has some sheets of foam in the hobby/ craft/ sewing section that works great for replacement on these doors. Just cut to shape and use some high temp spray adhesive like used for headliners.

Just did these on a buddies 63 4dr. Classic Industries MD2065 and MD2066...comes in various colors. Or call Restoration Specialties...they have the same thing. All Models Parts | Md2065 | Classic Industries Both Classic Ind. And Restoration Specialties have all of the proper weatherstrips for...

I've always heard there is a fine line between genius and insanity. It's probably that fine line between am and fm on the radio face plate..... Seriously though, very nice!!!

I have used vinyl paint on seats in the past and it did wear off in spots over time. The SEM brand worked and lasted better than others I have tried. The trick is to clean them really well, then clean them really well and then clean them again really well with the cleaner for vinyl paint. The...

Those seats are most definitely 64 -65 Barracuda.

Thanks! I've got to get some Dum-Dum.

There is some gooey caulk like material on the inside of doors and panels that holds a sheet of plastic in place behind the interior panels. I have always just used gorilla snot, weatherstrip adhesive, or sometihg else I had on hand to re-affix the plastic in the past. What was the stuff used...

Another vote for Legendary. They should have the door panels. If by chance they don't have seat covers these guys will but they are pricey. Original Auto Interiors Inc. | 

A friend in college had a CB radio catch fire and it ruined the dash in his 66 Barracuda. The wrecking yard wanted $90 for a tan 66 dash but he found a lady that had a wrecked 65 Valiant wagon sitting in the trees behind her house. She said she would take $20 for the dash . So we pulled that...

I'm pretty sure Detroit Muscle Technology has the original style replacement. The black fiberboard with the yellow fiberglass back and the pins to hold it in place. Give Jim a call or e-mail to check.

The correct method would be to disassemble it and tighten via mechanical means but a couple drops of superglue actually works well. Snugs things up nicely and it remains adjustable. One of the very few things I've ever found Superglue to be useful for!

I always use SEM too. The trick is in the prep. Cleanit, clean it, clean it... make sure it is absolutely clean, then spray. Vinyl seems to love to hang on to tiny bits of grease,oil, silicone, car wax etc. that you can't see until you try to paint it

SEM for my vote too. Clean it, clean it & clean it again. Then use their prep and color and it will last for years and look great. The only failures I've seen using it are when the surface wasn't cleaned adequately.

The oven cleaner, as mentioned , or if you have a container large enough to fill with Castrol Purple Power and soak them.