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i am going to be attempting this soon on my 65 Barracuda

I used fatmat and cut down the noise quite a bit. I don't regret it.

Like said above, I could try it in the media cabinet at work with low pressure. I would just have to be really careful not to take off the texture. The nice thing about blasting will mean that it's ready to shoot after. Bring it by later tonight if you want Jeremy.

Looks great. Love the gauges and leds too. I am too cheap and just made mine from stainless sheet metal. Dulled 2 hole saws in the process.

I love it and I am stealing the idea.

Thanks for the help. So there is not other parts other than the base and the pad?

A friend of mine has his dart at the upholstery shop and needs some help. Is there some kind of support bracket that mounts behind the arm rests? I can't remember.

http://equus.com/ Pretty happy with them and they are budget friendly.

Here is mine. Just used a piece of stainless sheet metal and cut out the back of my factory gauge cluster. I also installed small turn signal and high beam indicators that are not in the pic. Cheap and functional.

Hmmm. The 0 feedback scares me. I installed this in my dart last year and I payed about $120 for the 100' roll. Something stinks.

Much better now. I installed them myself over a couple of evenings using a few cuss words. The fitment is great. I would buy them again. They were shipped out of Canada.

I used the Ebay seat covers and I like them so far. The quality seems good. Mine were wrinkled in this picture before I took the hair drier to them.

I used Fat Mat. Quite a bit cheaper and they sell it on ebay. Good results so far. I put it everywhere, even under the head liner.

In my dart I think that I recall the the back is held in by the rear window trim, the front is held by the windshield gasket and the sides are held in place by small metal clips the clamp the headliner to the edge of the sheet metal. I don't have a picure, but someone might.

I believe there is an allen headed set screw to adjust the tension on it if I am not mistaken. Remove the mirror and look at it.

I installed fatmat to my ceiling over the winter. The stuff is really sticky, but we will see once it bakes in the summer sun.

I have one that I will just trace around. I really appriciate that you would do that.

Thanks for the info guys. i will give it a shot.

Thanks, that is kind of what I was thinking.

I am at the point on my dart where I am starting on the interior. The cover for the package tray that I have is ripped and I need a new one or just make one. Have you made your own? If so with what? Do you have pics? Thanks

Here is a read for you. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=8604&highlight=sound+deadening

On my 73 dart abody buckets are 12 1/8" side to side 12 3/16" front to back. I measured the dimples in the floor pan and the bucket seats in my basement.

I bought ACC to put in my dart. Seems to be good quality.

Just back the steering column bolts out as far as they can go or remove them completly. Maybe loosen the bolts on the firewall also. It takes a little persuasion.

Be ready to wrestle with it. They can be a pain sometimes.

I have the same door trim on my 73 Dart Swinger.

Where is the best source (price and quality) to orders seat covers and carpet for my 73 dart?

Nevermind. I got up off my butt and checked myself. The seats fit but, of course the rear panels are totally different.

Will my 74 duster bench seats and interior panels work in my 73 Dart Swinger? I know my dart has roll down windows in the rear and that would have to be modified. This car will be a driver and I'm on a limited budget.

Thanks guys. I just needed a break from wrestling with them.