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Maybe something like this that holds the radio. Then you put the bracket on the cage to your dash. JVC RADIO CAGE SINGLE Din Car Radio CD Player Mounting Sleeve Cage NEW | eBay

Looks really Nice.

Sometimes they came in the '68's Nice Find.

I can't say for the early a. But I did my 69 valiant. I started at the front. There are no plastic panels on a or b pillars. You make a neat fold. My sail panels were trashed I used the old ones as templets to make new one out of 1/8" board I bought from home Depot. I wish I had pictures of this...

I put a 68 pad on my 67. Worked great. 68-74 or 5 are supposed to be the same. But, if that 67 pad is nice someone might need it. One year only.

Rob, if you and I were closer I would come over and help. It's definitely easier with a helper.

Jerome Verbit used to do my wheels, but he passed a couple years back. He was really good with those. I really don't know who to refer you to.

I can't give you any direction. I have had a couple of those wheels restored. And that is supposed to be a tricky process. Make sure to talk with someone who has done them. Good luck.

It used to be Jerome Verbit. But, unfortunately he has passed. He did great work.

You could get them with carpet or mat. When I did my Valiant it came with carpet. It was a Signet so that was standard. I think hardtop and sedan are the same. (as far as the carpet fitting).Been a long time since I did mine.

That does look Nice. Do you happen to have a link for the wrap you used.

I think it would be pretty cool. Fold down seats are cool and you can get way more stuff in. I think it could be done.

That's not a very hard cluster to take out. Compared to say a Rallye cluster.

Nice 'Cuda.

That's what I was thinking on the luggage rack.

Yep, like a big dummy about 15 years ago, I took the bench out of my '71 Cuda and replaced with buckets. And it was a real big block car!!!!!! Sorry to muddy your thread.

Try a little super glue on the ball. Try it!

^^^Nice!

Looks like they were made, to be easily taken off in service and discarded. When a radio was sold through sales dept.

On my '69 Valiant it had sail panels in the back corners. They were made out of cardboard. When I took it a part they were pretty much shoot. I re-made Them out of 1/8" hard board. By the way that headliner is really hard to do with the back window in the car. Good Luck.

I got an ACC a few months a go for my Duster. The color was almost spot on. The cut and shape could have been better. I think I paid 149 or 159 with shipping. About five years ago I got one for the Valiant fitment in that was was better, color was black so hard to mess that up. If I needed...

That's right their are know dumb question's and you don't know unless you ask. Some of us it is just like second nature because we have been fooling with this stuff so long, but we still get stumped on things.

Underneath

Bill, when I did the Valiant in mine it was 5 Bows. I ordered mine from E-bay. I watched the same exact video, John posted. My sail panels on mine where ruined. I had to make new ones out of 1/8 particle board. When I did mine I also installed sound deadner to the roof (silver bubble).BTW these...

Here's my '69 Valiant I had a local shop make the covers I did the rest.

The one on the post has a triangular plate. If I think of it later I will take a pic of mine. The holes on the front got me mine has two on each side I took a flash light and shined down I see them, but must have missed them them when re-assembling the car. I don't see what would bolt or screw...

Yes, I wish I had put a split bench in mine.(the arm rest is nice)

Alan, I was thinking did you try calling the guy that did your headliner from a different phone number, maybe he will p/u. It might work then at least you can vent to him. Even if you don't get anything else out of him you can give him a piece of your mind.Good Luck bud and keep your chin up.

I went and re-looked at your pictures, I think he could have made that headliner work with putting proper tension and heat. Do you know if he used the two tension rods for the back side of the hedliner? Do you have your original sail panels? You can make new ones even if your originals are beat...

I know you are out their where it is rainy and cloudy,but if you decide to re-do it take it out of the box for a couple of days. Work the Heat gun on the material as you are installing it.Then a little more after installed and keep that thing moving or it could put a hole in the material. I...