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Looks like the lites in my 66 B-cuda. ole man Dave

I did the same with my 66B-Cuda dash bezel. I kept my origional dash, and used a dash I bought here on FABO. I used the metal part with it. All I did was to use a 2 1/8th BI-Metal hole saw in the back of each gage. It worked out real good. Got rid of the circuit board, basically rewired the...

Well i know what will hold it on, and it will be a real pain to get off again if you ever had too. 3M windshield adhesive. you will play hell getting it off using it. I use it when I install the aluminum finns, on 64-67 formula S valve covers. they dont come off. Good stuff Maynard. Dave

My 69 B-Cuda Slickback came with seat, and shoulder belts, that are still in it. The shoulder belts have a clip, over the side window top opening, to hold them up, and out of the way, when not in use. Dave

10-4, keep us informed. Dave

Nice dash, hows it wired,,?. Dave

Joe Sonic electronic, or crutchfeild has them, buy two manufacturers. Dave

You can get single, and double din black plastic boxes that can be mounted under your dash. I have a double din I'm going to put in my 66 B-Cuda, with a Sony unit with satelite radio. My add-on gages will bolt to the bottom of it. Sat antenna will be mounted magnetcally on trunk, for easy...

68 The wheel in my pic is not small, maybe 1/2in in diameter smaller than stock. The wheel is still available from Summit, or Jegs. If you go the Grant route, I have an extra # 4310 mounting kit if you want. I'd like to get rid of. PM if intrested. Dave

I bought a old grant "Classic" wheel, that was all faded, and worn looking at a swap meet. I cleaned up the chrome, and redyed the wood, and finished it with gun stock finish. Came out pretty good, I think. I had to get the correct Grant mounting kit for it, and a horn button. This is on my 66...

Yes......... 69 is one year only switch. Treat it nice. Dave

You can get black plastic under dash mounting box/assemblies from "sonicelectronix", or "crutchfield". They come in single, or double din, and your radio, of what ever brand will fit right in, and look decent, under the dash. You will just have to make some brakets, to mount the box under the...

Put a post in the wanted forum, amember somewhere will probably have some. Dave

Here's what I am doing for the dash in my 66 B-Cuda. Stock bezel, and metal rear frame. HR mag did this to a 66 dash, but they cut the whole back out of the frame. I used a whole cutter, and just made 4 hole, for each gage, for rear acces. I am using the stock speedo, and vac gage. I plan on...

The problem isn't what vinyl paint to use.........but what will hold up on the seats, and not wear off, cause seats probably get a lot more sliding action than other vinyl parts. Good prepaint prep is another critical factor. Use all matching namebrand paints. Also clean, clean, clean, useing...

This is my $20.00 swap meet special. Grant wheel. I stained it with gun stock stain (I make Civil war long arms), and filler, and finish. I had to buy a Grant kit to mount the wheel. Dave

67-69 B-Cudas came with either a Tach (kinda rare), a vacuum cage, a clock, (rare) or nothing This is on the right side of the speedo. I hope I am remembering correctly. My 67, and 69 both have vacuum gages. That vac gage, in your pic is for a 66 B-Cuda I believe, unless your pic is out of...

Looks very nice. I have white, with red trim in my 69 Cuda slickback. Dave

RedFish Thanks. Yes the metal sliver on the back is brass. To answer you question on the "I" post, I was getting "0" on the ohm gage, before I ran the 2000 grit oxide paper thru the points, after sanding, is when I got the readings on the "I" post to ground (housing) and other terminals...

Heres An Addendum to this post on gage ohm readings. I also have a gage cluster from a 66 B-Cuda that I am working on. I have all the gages out of the cluster. So..... Red Fish......., are the ohm readings in post 34 suppose to be good readings,??. I did that test on the back of my 66 fuel...

I get all my audio, and electronicks equipment, from Sonic Electronics, good prices, and they have lots of stuff. barracudadave67

Yes,..... turn it ccw, hold shaft with needle nose.

Update Heres my finnished $45.00 Grant steering wheel. 4 coats of sealer, and 4 coats of spray on Helmsman Valspar clear hi-gloss finnish. I think it turned out pretty nice. Now when I get my dash finnished, I'll put it on, and get some more picsI'm just waiting for the weather to co-operate...

Here are pics of my tach that i mention in post #2. It is a 2 5/8 in tach. barracudadave67

I mount my Sun Tachs on the dash, on left side by the A pillar. I use "double sided 3-M body tape". Take the half circle mounting piece, and weld it to the flat bottom piece, that gives you a flat surface to mount on dash, clean, and paint it up nice, and install. No holes in dash, and can be...

I picked it up at a generic swap meet that never has much in the way of Mopar stuff. Hit the odd-ball swaps. barracudadave67

Hers a pic of an old Grant wood steering wheel I am refinishing the wood on. I have it smoothed down, and I put 2 coats of Feibings medium brown leather stain on. I'll 0000 steel wool it one more time, and then put a couple coats of gun stock sealer on it, more 0000 steel wool rubbing, then 3-4...

Well Headrests on stock 67 B-cudas must be rare Ive seen lots of them (67 B-Cudas) and never any headrests.I ve had 4 of them over the years with buckets, but no rests. barracudadave67

I don't use 3-M. I use "Lord-Fusor" brand, I think they are better. Lots of body shops use them also. Excellent seam sealers. barracudadave67

I would start by placing an add in the "wanted" section of this site. Some one will chime in, I'm sure. If your luck is anything like mine they will be found on the opposite side of the country. barracudadave67