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I know the headliner should be installed with the front and rear glass out, but I dont have that option at this time. My headliner is in but whoever installed it didnt do it right and its loose in areas. Can it be pulled tight with the glass in the car? If so any tips or tricks?

Still need help with placement. Anyone??

Could someone please provide me the placement measurements for the seat back emblems on a 71 Scamp or Dart. Looking for the front and rear seats. Thank you!

My 71 Scamp didnt have shoulder belts either (CA car), when I bought it. However I noticed when I had to drop the headliner that there were threaded mounts on the roof rail where a bolt would go. I assume it was for shoulder belts, no idea so Im curious as well.

Going by this my front seat and door panels are correct. The rear seat is questionable as it doesnt seem to have the same pattern. By chance are the rear seat backs suppose to bolt in? I can snap a pic of my rear seat and the brackets, it just looks off.

Perfect, Thanks

Are there that many variations??? I was looking for in general just to have saved, but yes also for myself. My car is a 71 Scamp, here is the fender tag info VH23: Plymouth Valiant,Duster High 2 Door Hardtop G1E: 318 230HP 1-2BBL 8 CYL 1971 Los Angeles, CA, USA 126332: Sequence number...

Does anyone have a good link to reference the vinyl for our interiors? Also looking for reference on the door panels. Im pretty sure my interior is wrong and I would like to know what its suppose to look like.

Speedhut! Great gauges, I have a set in my car. I like that they can be customized to your own liking.

Im running Speedhut.

Creative and nice work!

For future reference. Check this site out. http://www.custommachinecomponents.com/shopdisplayproducts.asp?id=8&cat=Mopar

I dont see any reason why that would not work out at all. At least it would limit the time you have to spend upside down to install it all.

Here you guys go. http://www.ricksradioconversions.com/

Nice job! I've done a similar conversion myself.

Wow! I would had never guessed it was homemade, Great job!!!!!

The finished console looks great! Nice work!

Nice, very nice!

Fine job on your car Greg!

I should read better.I was thinking the seat bolt holes. Yep Greg is right they don't go to the outside of the car, and has a good idea to find them. What year and model car are you working on?

Yep, 2nd what C said above. Get something and poke it up from the bottom of the car. Works great!

SEM is awesome! My panels were white and now black. No need for a gun, just spray bomb them. Like C said use a adhesion promoter to help it stick.

Nice job on the dash!

Sweet! Way to think out of the box. They look good also.

Edd, what did you make your door panels out of?

Very nice improvement!

You nailed it right there! You did it and its priceless. Gives you a sense of pride.. I did pretty much everything in my car myself as well and it by no means is perfect, but I can say I did it.

Looks good! Progress is always rewarding..

The search function is your friend. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=118030&highlight=carpet+install

Well if you want to keep the stock radio there is this company that upgrades them to be a modern radio. Pretty cool actually http://www.ricksradioconversions.com/ Sadly my dash was hacked up when I got my car and had a pioneer head unit in it. So that is what Im stuck with.