Changing the rear quarters on my Dart conv. from a 69 to a 70

When you are doing the body work, don't forget the floor hump if you are going with the 4-speed and the metal strap for the tiedown on the console if using one. Also there is the "Z" bar mounting plate that needs to be welded to the frame (wheel Well) on the driver side and frame strengthening plates on the undercarriage, under front seats and front of rear springs.
Not putting in a console. Car came with boxed rear springs ( convertible). Have had the bucket seat strengthening plates sitting in the garage since I bought the seats. I will be using a hydraulic TO bearing because I want to bypass any linkage issues and it seems that they work pretty smoothly compared to mechanical linkage. Another member also informed me that I will have to replace the trunk extension panels because they are different for 70-up, which I do have from the 70 I parted and they are beautiful shape. I like the 69 Dart GT emblems that originally came on the quarters just behind the doors so they are going back on. I have 3 floor humps that I had cut out of cars in the last 30+ years including one where I actually took some of the surrounding floor pan so that I would have a template if I ever wanted to cut the floor exactly like the factory did. I actually will convert my granny 6 cylinder column shift, bench seat 2 door into a factory MPFI 5.9 magnum ( will be running the stock injection system ) with a 4 speed and bucket seats before I get into the convertible project.