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I bought the front split bucket/bench seat cover from legendary. Asked a lot of questions got lots of answers and did it myself. The best advice is get the pliers, get the hog to rings, take all kind of pictures while taking apart. Then Lay the covers in the sun and let them soften. It really...

Call Legendary Interiors and ask for I think Tony. He was great working with me. I had a bench seat, and put in a split bench from a different year and model.. We worked through it and everything fit like a glove..

I actually got them from Jims Auto Parts. The cost now is $69.99 for the 3 pieces. They are not the easiest people to deal with. There are no instructions that came with them, they're just pre-cut and pre-folded. But it does dress the inside of he trunk up. especially if you have the drop down...

I had a 73 Duster identical to the one I have now back in 1978. The car was 5 years old when I got it.. It had the cardboard inserts for the quarters and the tail panel. The rest of the trunk floor and wheel wells were in carpet. So I put this one back the same way. Heres how it turned out. The...

I went to Home Depot and bought about 6 or 7 yards of black outdoor carpet. Kinda like the loose not loop pile. The only thing made currently I'm aware of is the cardboard pieces that go on each quarter and the rear valance across the trunk (where the latch is) I cut my carpet to fit and had to...

I actually got mine off of ebay and they were blemished.. I had to finish the bends at the ends, they look maw-vel-uss! Think I paid $59.00.. worth it to me! 19..

Don't forget there may be a small metal brace on the right side near the bottom (passenger side) 3/8" or 7/16" nut on a stud off the radio, and a screw underneath the dash..

Legendary are the best, its what I used in my Duster. If you get something off Ebay it will probably be second rate. PUI or ACC interiors.. Not my first choice at all. But if money is an issue then ya got to do, what ya go too do! 19..

So of I remove the front 2 I should tilt it forward ( I hope) and have no problems. I guess my only question is. What does everyone use to keep moisture out of the holes. Rubber washers, silicone, ????

Alrighty, another one of these quetions that I'll get an answer both ways.. I bought and used the nylon 1" spacers that go under the front seat and space the seat 1" from the floor of my Duster. Heres the question do ya really need them? My seat seems/appears to sit higher, and add the fact I...

I went to a an auto paint store and they matched (as close as they could) to one of my kick panels. I told the person behind the counter what I was painting and it needed to be of a satin/suede finish. That's where is 25+ years of mixing paint came in to play. I couldn't tell you the type but...

Well all I can say is if you squeeze the sides in to install and start the top srews in don't tighten them up. Then (this is where that 3rd hand comes into play LOL) reach up under the metal dash closest to the door and force it over to start the screw and just give it a couple of turns, then do...

This was what the back of mine looked like. I picked it up at the MoPar Nationals.. And it fits, excuse the wires they go to the amp on the inside... But really it does fit..

I just put mine in and it's a cardboard one.You need to take the latch off of the top, take the glove compartment door and hinge off as well. I found that if you collapse the sides where the bend marks (scores) are, it fits okay. Ya just need three hands to pull it in place. #6 or #8 sheet...

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Ok so which is it screwed? Or to be screwed? LOL!!! I'm so confused. I don't know whether to screw or not too? Sounds like a honeymoon night. ROTFLMAO !!!!!

Thanks Dude! Helps a lot. Hate drill holes into new quarter panels.

Can someone tell me if there is a screw in the bottom corner closest to the door. My old panels only had one on one panel. I was wondering if some one just stuck it in there to hold the panel in place or if indeed it needs to be there? Any info be much appreciated. 19.....

It actually so far has turned out better than I expected. I took the steel piece that goes between the trunk and the back seat covered it in that Bubble insulation, then glued the carper to it. Along with the drop down into the trunk.. I'll see if I have any more pictures.. By the way I forgot...

I wound up buying it by the yard from legendary when I ordered my carpet for my car. Taking off the old carpet was easy, it was getting the 40 year old glue off that sucked. After I cut my piece(s) I went to a local upolstry shop and them sew some binding around the new pieces. It actually...

It's flashing material you can find it in the roofing supplies. Cost was about $16.99 a roll. I used apprx 5 rolls. It had no harsh odors and I used the aluminum tape to seal it up.

I didn't have the money for the Dynamat, but I had read on here about similar material at Lowes. So I went and bought some. It comes in 6" width and 25' lengths. The cost was about $18.00 p/roll. I just finished 2 nites ago. you are right that stuff when it sticks together it's a wasted...

I too used Legendary, and I can tell you if the seat foam is old and needs to be built up you need to do it.. I kinda test fitted mine and I had to add a layer of 1/2 foam to the entire seat.. As the others have said above you need to maks sure you hog ring the top near the headrest area. It...

Best of Luck!

Sometimes Truck Shipping can be cheaper if the party who is shipping will take it to a terminal, and the buyer will p/up at their closest terminal. But both have to agree. Or if anyone works at a business that does a lot of shipping and if the seller again would take it to a terminal/Trucking Co...

NUN taken.... LMAO!!!!!!

Okay I've looked for quite a while for a pair of Seat Latch Knobs. The quality is usually poor to bad. I refuse to spend the $50.00 + most want to sell them at. So I thought I would look at other makes like Chebby, Ferd, Keeahh, Punchiak, Honder, and any others you can think of.. So after...

That's Cool!!!!!!!!! Did you put the plastic and the metal together to get the whole piece? ??

I have a 73 Duster with the infamous Plastic Sail Panels. Since no one repops them, it sounds like all of us have the same issues. Cracked, in pieces, broken tabs, elongated holes, warped, plastic welded all over, and the list goes on.. I re-painted a pair that I bought last year and had to weld...

Thanks everyone for the input. Believe me I'm not looking to do a full resto for a lloonngg while. I guess curosity got the best of me. But it's good to hear/read I'm on the right path...