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As much as i hate sony stuff their decks are the easiest to use and sound great. For $130 it will link up to your phone yadda yadda or around 80 you can usb/3.5mm jack for ipod. Pioneer's 6x9's 3 ways are good, they dont hit highs real well and do not hit well. Compared to any stock speaker and...

pull stainless cut gasket pull glass remove gasket clean lip and repair rust remove dash replace dash order and install new seal Competent glass guy install glass and seal, as well as SEAL the gasket. These new seals are not seals, they just hold the glass, you have to have the guy put sealer...

yea i dont know what is wrong with them (suppliers) its not that hard to order the correct length ones. save your old ones or yard used or hardware store new ones

as i posted that three point will probably just rip out in a crash, go a two point and youll be fine, or put a cage in and do it right

yea and i doubt that mounting hole would do anything but rip out in a crash. Thats why i just recommended the 3" simpson lap belt

just do a simpson lap belt then. mounting a 5 point harness (shoulder straps) below your shoulders will break your spine in an accident.

You think a stock seat or even an aluminum one is going to change that? Sounds like driveshaft loops were not being used... Op, I have them in my 68 dart and they are better fitting than the stock seats (bench and buckets) while being more comfortable, that is unless you carry lol

yep we have one in the 67 notch with a factory radio. Plumbed it to a mini amp to to 6.5" kick panel speakers. Amp is blacked out and in the original speaker hole with factory bracket.

you can buy a converter that wires to your stereo and has RCA's out, the rca plugs directly into the amp, from the amp do what you want. http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oXMxDS6chO4/p_142LOC80/Scosche-LOC80.html

as i said im not sure there is as anywhere they stamped it would come thru the other side. (original)

there are no visable part numbers on these from the outside even on the originals... now that im thinking i dont remember a number anywhere on them...

canada Eh?

not that i know of but we have ours stripped, polished, and re-anodized and look good as new! Op, FYI they are probably all the same, whether you get them from moparts, vans, PG, Year one, or anyone else. Yes they are just like the originals but you need to snip a little off on the front and...

take a painted piece in and have them match to that.

i dont do 67's often but i know 68's have the plastic end with the little clip. are the 67's a screw on like the early cars? we just got a 67 cuda dash back from redline, i'll check it and see if its a screw on. even if it is, if the rest is the same you can have any speedo shop make a cable

pic?

nope. its whether its a 4 on the floor or auto

auto carpet has no bump out for the 4 speed hump. auto hump has no bump out.

hmm i wonder if the weight savings then would be worth it...

hmm... well i guess if i order the carpet without the jute backing it will have to do...

hmm... well can i just buy a sheet of the plaid stuff somewhere?

hmm... i thought i tore one of our darts that was... i know the falcon we built had it... same pattern and all...

yea one has something close! https://www.yearone.com/Product/1966-74-a-b-e-body/6676vblk10 the one i was looking for was just like the trunk mat, that blue plaid pattern

hmm... mr moparts didnt have it. checking year one

i think it was one peice and same material as the trunk mat. that blue "herringbone"(?) with the rubber backing

hey i was looking for the vinyl flooring to use instead of carpet. where can you buy it? Thanks

im looking at seats from a 97-01 Jag XK8

here is how i did mine, also you know the light comes off right? used the gauge cluster screws

i got 150 for a set of frames, think they go for alot more than that.

if you call the shop on monday you can order a set of correct a body ones. we sell them the cheapest ive seen. you know you have to make an adapter from the seat to the brackets right? http://www.ssandafx.com 623-465-7277