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Careful with a buffing wheel you can easily burn plastic. I have had luck with a wash cloth and Brasso.

Is it Battery powered or auto-wind, AUto-wind may be a problem if you dont drive your car every day.

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Does it stay upright when you turn the wheel ? it is probably just pressed in, but having never seen one of these this is just a guess.

That is one of the few v8 abody wagons, nice,

Yea, now where to put speakers in my convertible :)

Needle is probably hitting the face of the dial

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Thanks, but can't find the seller from the links you provided do you have a better link ?

whatever you fix it with make sure it is flexible

I have used hot glue with some success.

I think you only need to change speedo the gear in the transmission

Search "how its made" the series on History chanel, I think. they did a show on a company that does this. How it's made: Custom Steering Wheels, Aerospace Fuel Lines, Apple Pies and Household Radiators - YouTube

I was thinking of something like this http://www.lowes.com/pd_352097-82763-49150CHARLESTO352097_0__?productId=3557650&Ntt=deck+restore It is an elastomeric paint water based made for covering decks. I am not sure how it stands up to hear though.

How do you like the door panels ?

I used hot glue, it doesn't get too hard and it is very forgiving and flexible. once you sand it and paint it it is hard to tell it is there. Be careful though the glue gun will melt the plastic in your wheel.

My favorite dash's

How about this option ? http://www.ebay.com/itm/360262700729?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_1571wt_1159

late 60's Dodge van maybe ?

Maybe it is best to leave the original radio where it is and get an Hd tuner that has preamp outputs. add an amp and hide the speakers. the HD head units are quite small and inexpensive and some of them have analog tuners in them.

I was going to go with secret audio, but then I read some of their reviews and decided against it.

Care to give us a review of it ? thanks

crutchfield is recommending this http://www.crutchfield.com/p_068RSM1CG3/Retrosound-Model-One-Chrome.html?tp=5684 but I am thinking this http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1307300BT/Pioneer-DEH-7300BT.html under the seat or in the trunk with a remote control and...

I am think of something like this, and keeping the stock AM radio. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300530298929

Clean and sand around the crack. Put tape around the crack, leaving a small opening to force the glue in. I would use metal duct tape. After it hardens remove the tape and sand. It never hardens enough that you couldn't dig it out with a small screw driver if it doesn't come out right.

I filled the cracks around the base of my wheel with hot glue. Sanded and then painted with vinyl paint. It looks great and it is flexible. Which is why is cracked in the first place.

I used the plastic / vinyl die paint also and it worked well. I also used hot glue to fill in the big cracks. Be sure to clean it well and remove any loose peaces.

I looked at mine and there is no carpet there at all it is just painted like yours. Of course it is not original, it is 46 years old and has velour seats. So who knows. I would leave it painted install it if you don't like then worry about it. David