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It can be printed in 2 parts and glued together. I heard that the PETG plastic can hold up to high heat without deformation.

Mine came in great shape from that place. Sucks that others have had a rough time with them.

I have a template for the plate. I was thinking of making these to sell. Not much call on em though.

All I can tell you is this one is hard as an effing rock. Better have shoulder belts, otherwise in a wreck, the passengers forehead will be the shape of the pads edge facing the the passengers.

I reused my old mounting hardware. Dash pad on mine was from classic industries

Doubtful, somebody did a rattle can color change.

Use this part to calibrate the mismatch between the sender and the gage.

I posted em here and on B bodies. Will use funds from them to get the correct 67 ones for my other car.

This is why I waited 6 months for these for the standard upholstery. The ones I have for deluxe seat covers are now for sale.

Yes I have the install kits with listing wire, and burlap. Finally got the correct foams in from PG classic for the 69 barracuda base upholstery. These are for the 68/69 deluxe upholstery. Apparently they dont play well with the base upholstery.

Actually Jan 1 1969 was mandatory headrests and shoulder belts. Up until then these were options

I am asking this from somebody who definitely knows. I have a set of 67 buckets for my 67 coupe. Will the 68/69 foams fit, or do I need to get the 66/67 specific seat foams for this. I'm asking because I have a set of the 68/69 bucket seat foams.

Self tapping button head Phillip's with built in washer. Looks the same as the screws for the fuel tank filler tube to floor grommet.

Theres a flat steel stiffener plate that attaches to the top of the rallye bezel and the screws go through that and into the dash.

You can glue the trim back together with Methyl Ethyl Keytone or MEK. Use it like a solvent adhesive. The joint will be as strong as the rest of the plastic. I glued these shattered messes back together with it. It's very watery and melts plastic, so be real careful what you got around when...

67-68 base model wheel with half horn ring was the same. The 68-69 half horn ring deluxe padded wheel was different

Do a submerged soak in vinegar for a day or so, and rinse well in trisodium phosphate and water mix, then blow dry w compressed air.

Nice looking. Hope that bondo doesnt crack on ya.

I didnt put it in with my floor hump. Going to be a bucket seat car anyways. When you stick the carpet in, nobody sees it. I would install it if you were going bench seat.

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Jim Lusk , this arm ?

The split between the gear shift and shifter indicator on the console is the center. Ashtray is dead center in the dash. 2 mounting holes in the console storage bin is dead center. Measure from the door jamb pinch weld straight in on either side and find the dead center of the car.

It is more to the left on the hump. Its centered in the car NOT centered on the hump.

Jim Lusk what did it take to put the E body ratchet shifter mechanism in there? Direct bolt in I'm sure. But what about the linkage? What did you have to modify?

Its centered "on" the actual centerline of the car "not" centered on the floor hump The floor tunnel hump is offset to the right, because the drivetrain is offset to the right. Heres a pic of a mockup with automatic floor shift linkage. Its centered in the car, and offset to the left of the...

You can buy round brass grommets off the net for custom making tarps , tents, etc. Not oval ones.

I'm betting a factory mopar adaptor, no modifications, direct bolt on. It will stick up a bit higher than the stock column diameter.

1970 is when the column diameter went to a larger outside diameter where the steering wheel attaches to in 1970 because of the locking column with ignition key in it. It may fit the steering shaft splines wise but it will be a lot larger diameter than your 69 down steering column.

Contact Coverlay in San Angelo Tx. They are a dash cap manufacturer. I bought one direct from them one time. It fit pretty good. Works best if you install it on the dash pad with the pad off the car.

Agreed. Jim Lusk more pix please. Very interested in this modification.