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Paint it. Primer won't stop the rust.

Use the Cobalt dash and put the Charger gauges in it. Maybe no one will know.

I think you are correct. They look just like the GTO seats I put in my '60 Falcon. By the way, were you at Naperville North?

After all this time (since '75) of keeping my eyes open for another I have to agree. Whoever did it did a great job, and it really made for a great looking interior.

I'm trying to remember if the rear seats folded down or not. I'll have to e-mail my brother and find out. I probably will never be able to locate the car as it was sold to one of our cousins who was later killed in a wreck, not in the Dart though.

If I remember right it did not have a front console either. Just a shifter that curled around out of the hump. Oh yea, I should say it did have front buckets also.

I cannot recall if it had a console, but it seems to me it did have some sort of an arm rest. And yes it was very cool.

Way back when my youngest brother was in high school he bought a white 1969 dart. The emblems said GT Sport. It had a 340 and a 4-speed, with a green interior they call champagne I think. Sort of a light green. Here's the thing.It had rear bucket seats just like first gen chargers. Not...

You should be looking at that dash through the spokes of a tuff wheel.

I think I will try this method also. A search for Varsol turns up a product that comes in many different grades. I have no knowledge of this product, does it matter which grade I use? thanx