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Be sure to get the carpet far enough up under the dash. Get carpet in correct place for heel/pedal. Bolt seats down and then TRIM for sill plate.

Dulpi color???? maybe I doubt you will get a perfect match UNLESS you go to a pro store like PPG and get it custom mixed and spray it with a GUN. It is what it is

My advice is find a pro paint store with an old time employee. Many times they have access to color charts from back in the day. Also, get the SEM color chart, they have a lot of choices too.

I did not catch it had been previously done!!! I agree, I would get it down to that oem plastic!!!! As always prep is the key. I have had really good results with SEM with their prep product (is a must)/

SEMS and their cleaner/prep. costs a little more but worth it.

Slick!!!!!

Remember....Vote and vote often....Texas is full and the overflow all goes North!! Dry humor! It costs about the same here for a shop to make seat covers and then they are not oem. Just alot faster/

I agree totally..... BUT TEXAS buses thousands of illegal immigrants to NYC every month. But we get 275,000 to 350,000 every month! We are overloaded. Ya would think there would be some people in that bunch that could sew and run scissors and make some $$$$???/!!!! :BangHead: :poke:

I bet there where old time employees at Legendary that retired when the Covid BS hit. Then the gov ment paid people to just stay home and the economy still shows the effects of it all. Not saying this to talk politics but our economy will still show the effects of Covid for more years to come.

Thats what you get for being Canadian!!! Nuts ain't it!?? I feel bad for you guys. Our local PPG store mixes that dash paint in the suede. I think a pint last year was about $75! YIPE!! I like what Oldmanmopar says about his receipe for black as the suede I have used does not easily clean...

So siting on a piece of cardboard is not cool!?????

I have to glue them shut...my engines are THAT powerful!

You need to change your handle to "Fancy Nancy"!!! :poke: :thumbsup:

In Dusters, I have notied there can be a difference in various years, in the frame of the rear seat and this where the floors "hooks" are placed to hold the bottom of the etc. Sorry I have no pics to show it.

The corner of 4 door rear seat are curved. Check out the rear seats hold down thingies.

Only down side to doing that to the truck floor is IF you ever want to sell it. Everyone will always question what is under it!! I love undercoated floors bottom side BUT so many wan their cars painted under. Everyone always says I WILL NEVER SELL!

NO I had to fab brackets to fit the particular floor. they do not come with a bracket anyway. Look up pic of 64 belvedere super stock cars. Those were fabbed out of alum. but I made mine out of 10 ga mild steel. Works for me but I am not anal retentive.

Yes light. IMO any low back seat can work.

Go to a Jeep 4 x 4 site and look up Smittybilt CJ 5 or 7 repop seats. I have used 3 pair and for the price, I love them. YOU have to fab the seat brackets. It is clsoe to old Bostrum seat. They come in black, you an dye them with SEMS. Sorry but the sun was shining brite when I took those pics...

I have had the local PPG store mix a factory color by their receipe for a couple of small repair spots and it came out 99% perfect. Just a little shinier. It was on lower qtr. Car was a 77 Volare wagon with original paint in a gold color.. But yes, I dounbt any hardner.

In general, DO NO USE a gloss on the top of dash. Too much glare. Factory in most Mopars for dash was a suede finish, sorta a mat finish. Gloss on door trim. Satin on steering colume, etc. Example: If say a black interior, the factory used maybe 4-5-6 different shades of black on...

Van seats are designed for those weighing in over 300-350 pounds.

When you use auto paint for the dash as in single stage that uses a reducer, the reducer used is per temperature. A reducer for hot weather and fast for cold and all in between. You can uses an even slower reducer to change the way they will cure and shine. Also, many models used a suede...

^^^Also keeps you from going thru the windshield if you have a small wreck!

Or find a way to spray with a gun and buy your paint at a pro auto pant store. HF gun and some kind of compressor for such small jobs.

I use the big 4 inch wire cup on a right angle grinder for most all such. USE safety glasses. When done apply 2 good coats of Rusteolum enamel. Done. It ain't that hard.

Welcome from Texas!

Early Bs..all way under the sill. I doubt early As any different??

Good auto upholstry shop. Hold onto your wallet!!

I have a l6 AMC I just got, that will have to have an electric water temp gauge. Wow they are expensive!! I can find nothing for less than what $95!! Probably will go to Feebay and look for a used unit!