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I've got a couple sets 68 72 A body... May have a set from a 75. Only functional difference I'm sure of with any of them is the motor cam. If you know which cam part number you need...

Got one of those too...works very well. Now, if you don't like a Falcon Sprint...your tastes are due for reevaluation.:thumbsup:

Cool deal Muu. 3D print times can be looooooong. All the infilling...argh. Still, to watch it build layer on layer, rising up from the printbed...cool... I use a version of autodesk... iirc.

that loop looks factory from an F or M, I have some i've removed. 76-77 F highbacks... shape looks correct but cover is a little bit different:

70-72 duster/71-72 demon rear panels will not fit your application. period. its more than just the window crank and armrest, the size/shape are different.

notice on rear panels pictured...no window crank hole or armrest mounting location. Of course the size and shape is also different.

Fronts yes, but rears are different and don't interchange,.

well, shut my mouth:lol: then you already have the tough to find piece. wouldnt all A body ds bucket outer tracks be interchangeable from 67 to 76?

drivers inner track missing is my guess. cat converter cars have an oddball drivers side inner track to fit around the cat hump in the floor.

0000 steel wool, nitrile gloves and about an hour a set for old original sill plates. They clean up real nice with some effort.

check rock auto... ACC if I remember correctly...and a great price. Carpet and trunk mat for less than carpet alone anywhere else.

As of 1/1/1969 production iirc all had shoulder belts. Federal law. Before that date it was an option .

Understandable. I've found surprisingly little loss of rear view...view...lol back seats are for younger single guys...overrated for married adults.:rolleyes: I did add a station wagon rear view mirror though...about 35% wider...and glued it to the glass instead of the original screwed on...

My 2 cents is if your going that deep and need it to fit as tightly as youve described find a fab shop and get a cage made. Picture is from before it was welded in. Mine fits as tight as it needs to. No A pillar bar or door bar. Tight enough on the sides to where I'm barely able to get the...

I'm well strapped in, the bar is padded, safe on the street. Plenty of noggin to padded bar clearance, even with the helmet on. I dont build such things without seriously considering its effect my expected lifespan.:D

Competition Engineering kit. Fit well. Slit floors to run subframe connectors, brace landed on it. Hoop landed in corner of footwell on oversized landing pad. No issues on street w/o helmet. I'm 6'-2".

Only difference im aware of is whether it's a rally dash or non rally... If your current cluster is rectangular the 70 should fit.

Two piece carpet will be much easier to fit to the floor. You really have to look to notice the overlap once the rest of the interior is in. 72 Demon w buckets

fabricate a bracket

looks like 76-77 F body seats (Aspen/Volare) as well.

nice idea. Stuff like that is why I save all the brackets flanges plates etc. I come across. Match the lever throws and you should be good. Tried the lighter standard shift cable, didnt like. Bound up easily, didnt like to stay in place, felt flimsy. TurboAction Cheetah has a huge cable that...

I'd bet the motor would be under strain from the extra load of moving the rods and heim joints. Thats A lot heavier than the stock linkages. The plastic bushings can be a pita to install but work great.

Its called a "suede" finish on the metal dash. Not flat, satin, etc.

Suede

I believe they are. I like them very much so far. More comfortable than I expected and with the belts snugged up I feel very secure. I'm 6-2+ and 205. They were comfortable when I was 245 too :steering:

These work for me...RJS Equipment 4 point, pushbutton latch. lap ends mount to stock locations, shoulders bolt to tab on rollbar easy install and hold me comfortably snug in the seat.

I fit a set of highbacks from a 77 Volare RoadRunner in my Demon. Just had to oval the holes in the A body seat tracks and they fit. I'd imagine any F or M body (or J maybe) seats would work.

Have you checked RockAuto? They carry ACC and have excellent prices. I picked up carpet and trunk mat for the Demon for a fair bit less less than another vendor wanted for just the carpet.

I've had good luck freeing up the hinges by soaking them in rust remover. Distilled white vinegar, lemon juice and a sprinkle of salt:)

outers dont need the plates, only the inner bolt holes. Outers have the factory bracket underneath. Plate fits in the indented area of the floor pan around the bolt hole indicator "dimple".