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How-to article for fixing cracks: Gallery: Low-Buck Steering Wheel Repair On a 1967 Dodge Dart - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and the latest Mopar tech

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I have a bench seat out of a '72 Valiant 4-door. It has the center armrest and headrests. Legendary Int. is telling me that no other seat cover will fit this seat and they want to charge me an extra $200 to match the rear seat in my '72 Scamp. Anyone have a bench seat with the center armrest...

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Nope, theyv'e been out of business for a while now.

The top one I'm not sure. I think it was home made. I just found it on the net a while back and saved it because I liked the looks of it. The second one I think is $80-100.

I might be interested in something like one of these two pictured. I think the second picture shows a carbon fiber blank that someone cut their own holes for. Either way, I like the 3 small gauges to the side and 1 small gauge between the speedo and tach for oil pressure.

Same here.

Bump for more info. I couldn't get the pic in crackedback's link to come up.

Come on now newbie, the search function works surprisingly well. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=16707 http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=48609

Something like this? (no it's not mine)

Wouldn't that be the Duncan Motor Sports Shift-R-Gate in the link I posted above? It says it is available in reverse pattern.

You mean the reverse pattern decal? Or a reverse pattern valve body? Duncan Motor Sports makes the decal (http://www.duncan-motor-sports.com/2.html). Lots of companies make a reverse pattern valve body.

Here are a few pulled from the net. Black and white are about your only options. Not sure how the factory dark green on the inside would look.

Anybody ever try these guys? http://www.whitegauges.net/products/1970%252d1976-Dart-Demon-Duster-Resurface-Kit.html

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=77870

I am also in the midwest. Took the heater out of my car last fall. It gets a little chilly on cool nights, but nothing terrible. For defrost I just pop open a vent window. Usually clears it right up, along with letting a little cool air in.

I've got one too. Got it out of a '75 Valiant. So I'm guessing '74ish they started that.