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www.steeringwheelbob.com does a great resto job.

3M Super 77 spray adhesive. Takes a little while to set up so you can work with it. Easy to remove down the road if you need to revisit.

My car was born with a bench seat, but I scored a pair of proper 67 cuda bucket seats at Carlisle a couple weeks ago. This post was exactly the info I was looking for.

Here's a few more pics. Had a few rules for this install. No holes. Nothing that cannot be easily removed. (except for the dynamat) Still needs a few trim pieces and a door/piano hinge in the floor. Will keep microfiber towels, etc in the spare tire hole.

Thanks! Here's one with it powered on. I got it from mattsclassicbowties on eBay for $339. They sent me the wrong knobs too, even though I messaged him before it shipped to ask about the knobs. Ended up using the OEM AM radio knobs which slid right on. I like the stock look too...

Here's a pic of the Retrosound Redondo RS Radio installed in my 67 Plymouth Barracuda Fit was pretty good. Ended up using the OEM knobs off the AM radio. Very clean looking. https://www.retromanufacturing.com/collections/1967/products/1967-69-plymouth-barracuda-redondo-rs-radio

I'll try and get the thread back on topic :) Thanks for the tip about the faded carpet dye cure. I have the same problem with the yearone carpet in my 67 barracuda. I'll definitely give this a try, looks like you had good results. I'll share some before/after pics too!

oh, and here's a picture of my 67 notch cuda trunk :) Sorry, no woofer box :P

These kick panels from yearone allow you to have great sound without modifying your vehicle. They feature openings to install your 4" speakers (speakers not included). Available in black only, but can be dyed to match the interior...