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i would NEVER EVER have the insane war criminal agent of Satan idiot Hitler on my dash...

hey real wing... thank you so much for sending the above pictures of your headrest install. these will be extremely helpful .....

thanks for the personal experience info... my cars are 68 and 69's and all the parts i have are for those years. the three sets of buckets i have are 68 and 69 so i'm hoping i find the holes already in the frame like you and another FABO guy has noted.

i have two pretty nice sets of OEM 68 black buckets that i will check to see if i can determine if the headrest holes are there. i also have a set of OEM blue buckets that have headrests on them these but they are in very poor condition. i have been meaning to take them apart as they have to...

thanks for the info on "bump." who puts in the "bump?" - the seller and how is that done or the moderators put in "bump" and then bring the ad back up to a first page again?

the two headrest bezels screw into the top of the seat with two screws each. are you saying that i might be able to feel the hole for the headrest shaft and the two screw holes in the seat top frame under the seat cover? i'm guessing you have to remove the seat cover to be able to install...

it is really hard to find 68-69 Barracuda bucket seats with headrests as they were not common options at the time these cars were built. i have two sets of black buckets for two of my cars that i want to put headrests on. i also have the headrest components and chrome bezels that the...

no.. the speedometers are correct. in 1968, the 150 MPH speedometer was part of the Ralley Cluster Group option which included the 150 MPH speedometer, trip meter and wood grain accent covering on the dash. in 1969, the wood grain dash cover came with the Delux Interior option. i believe the...

the answer is "no." the "burled" woodgrain was used on 67 and 68 barracudas and was phased out for the 69 models which used a "conventional" looking woodgrain "strand" style. i believe the "standard" model barracudas in 69 did not have any woodgrain on the dash but used just a black paint on...

i would go on the website for TCP Global - TCP Global Corporation - Quality & Service Since 1974 they are in san diego, california and specialize in classic car restorations. they were the ONLY place in the U.S. that i could find old fashioned "laquer" auto paint. i painted my 68 barracuda...

i will take a wild guess here since you don't have a picture, but i think the inserts you're talking about are pretty common. they should be like 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch square. you can get them at home depot electric department or at an auto parts store where the interior fasteners are. take a...

hi nitrohemi... i'm having American Metal Direct down in georgia convert a 69 fastback barracuda i own from a former drag car back to stock. here's a picture of the driver's side rear window mechnism still installed. hope it helps. if i find another pic of just the mecanism i'll post it.

these are basic "c" rings - NAPA, Pepboys even Home Depot have these. take one with you to match up.

hey rocky.. thanks for the correction. i forgot to mention the 67's having inland shifters. my "new" 68 formula S barracuda that i had in 1969 had an inland in it but i believe inlands were replaced by the hurst shifter in the mid-68 car run due to the failure problems with the inlands. i...

slob4... all 68 Barracudas ordered with a 4 speed came without a console unless you ordered the optional console. the black interior pic shows a 4 speed barracuda with no optional console. all 68's had the inland shifter (shown). the blue interior pic is a 69 Barracuda. in 69 the inland...

hi schneiderman, i've had my dash out of my 68 barracuda several times and i think it's the same basic assembly that's in your 70 duster. here's what i've learned: 1. if you are not an overweight old guy (like me), you can change bulbs and some other stuff without taking the dash out...

hey longgone... you know i just have to feel sorry for "the kids" today... they will never know what it was like "in the old days".... i looked at a 69 1/2 440 road runner that had just arrived at the local plymouth dealer the same time i was looking at my 68 fastback formula s. what really...

hey sg...cuda... i'll keep my eye out for some green buckets... i'm on ebay like 4 hours a day so i'll probably run across some... i just bought a maroon set of top and bottom dash pads for a 68 ... i was going to dye them black and use the top pad on my 69. but they arrived with some pretty...

Longgone... that's why i like old mopars and old mopar lovers... stories like yours... back in the day... we use to do the $5 bill taped to the dash trick... basically you'd take a $5 and tape it to the dash and then pick up the most dreebish... goofy friend you had... then you'd find a long...

hey longgone... i've been surfing ebay for some black headrest buckets... nothing yet.. althought i did just grab an original 69 formula s rear deck lid bezel... the one with the formula s medallion on the right hand side. they are just way to hard to find... i've wanted to ask you about...

hey longgone.... thanks for the pics... i'll use them for reference when i take the seat backs off and pull the material off the frame... the headrest tubes i bought off ebay are pretty close to the white ones in your pic... i won't know if they will work until i look at the frame. do you...

Do any of you smart upolstrey guys out there know how the headrests go into a set of 68-69 cuda buckets? i've got the plastic tubes that go into the inside of the seat back but i don't know how to put them in. any information would be appreciated.. thanks.. and merry christmas to all...

Hey all you interior restoration experts out there.....:happy4: I have a 68 and a 69 fastback formula s's that I want to put headrests on. I purchased chrome bezels that fit on the outside of the top of the buckets that the headrests fit down through and a set of "headrest bezel holders"...