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Good info Dave. I've just got the standard Duster IP like Racingduster and 64dart170 show, and am trying to brighten it up a bit. The whole car is done in a black and white theme. It has a white dash frame, black pad, and the gauge fascia is black. So the white faces seems a natural progression.

Thanks all. I take it this is just a peel and stick proposition?

Thanks oneway, but their site doesn't show any even though they have 70-76 Duster listed. Racingduster, where did you get yours?

Some time back someone sold a DUSTER instrument cluster that had white face gauges in it. Anyone know where/how to do some? There a kit? Got to send them off to someone? Any info would be appreciated

Turned out really nice

Although I don't sell much, I've been a Legendary dealer since about 1991. So I'll have a chit chat with them and see what I come up with. If that doesn't pan out, I'll check in to your suggestion. Google says Troy is 91.4 miles away from me.

Thanks much! That's exactly what I needed to know. My plans are to have a new set of covers made in the 73 pattern in the proper grain, and in white. (I'll be leaving the black belts and headrests). After all that is done, I'll probably be selling off these white covers. They aren't ripped or...

No sooner said than done

No one? really

Here is a pic of the passenger's side hinge. I took this side cause it still has the chrome knob on it making it easier to see. Interesting thing is I don't see any way to attach a hinge cover. So what have you got out there?

I think I'm going to have some new covers made for my Duster, but it's a 72 and doesn't have a 72 seat in it (no integral headrests). So I'm hoping I can identify it by the kind of hinge covers it should have. Anyone have a pic of theirs? I'll post a pic of the hinge on mine later today thanks

In El Paso, right? Those are the people that did the Nash Bridges cars

I'm guessing the horn button will twist off. You'll probably need a puller to get the wheel off. No, you don't need to mess with the turn signal switch . Make sure they gave you the correct adapter kit. When I did the wheel on "IT", the horn didn't work until I scraped some paint off the wheel...

what?

Ultimate Rides is the company in El Paso that made all the Cudas for Nash Bridges. It's my understanding their pads are NOT vinyl covered foam, but are a moulded hard plastic (similar to the RAM dashes of the late 90s) If they are plastic (and I'm sure they are) then they can be "colored" by...

This is a black dash pad

Be still my beating heart...(mmmm.....swapmeet.....) I'm sure this stuff will be available, but..... I need a left tail light, a floor shift column (for power steering), fuse box, the "you know what", battery strap, and white paint in the engine compartment:toothy10:

Email sent:cheers:

I'm trying to find some factory belts for my Duster ("IT") and have seen some from a 73. But it looks like the ones from a 73 are made with a shoulder belt that has it's own retractor and it permanently attached to the lap belt. Were these shoulder belts mandated for 73? How does this setup fit...

I think it was for the switch that activated the Two-way sneeze-thru wind vents

That looks really nice.

VERY nice

She told me she liked it

Leanna said she used that on her Cuda

From what I've read on the subject, you really want to stick to a butyl product. Seems those work a bit better, and you don't have the asphalt smell

Changing the key cylinder won't tell you anything. If the key turns, then the cylinder is ok. That tells you nothing about whether the switch is bad. If you think it is the actual switch, then what I said is still the quick way to check it.

If all you want to do is check it, then unplug the original under the dash, plug in the new one, and give it a twist

If there is any doubt about the color match (which may well be better than factory) the seat covers in my Challenger were the ORIGINALS

Thanks:-D I should add there are actually 3 different paints used in that interior. First, there is the paint for all the plastic and dash pad. Then there is the "suede" paint on the metal part of the dash and the column. And there is a third used on all the other metal parts, such as the hinge...

I went to Finshmasters and bought the stuff to do it. Everything in this interior except the seats and carpet but INCLUDING the dash pad were colored.