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Use vinyl dye. Its available at most auto parts stores. Much better than paint.

My duster has manual steering and came with the factory cheapo steering wheel. Felt like I was driving a truck. Bought a smaller Grant wheel. Really like it. Sure, its a lot more effort in very slow speed manuvering, but other than that I like it.

radios came with just the dash speaker. a rear speaker was optional. A factory installed stereo wasn't available .

Even the color is a good match. Craigslist is funny, you can look and look and see nothing and then wham, there it is. I just found a new 16 galloon Jaz poly fuel cell, complete with mounting brackets for $50. Lots of looking, little buying, but occasionally.......

I just put a Kenwood AM/FM casette that fit in the original opening. Made a few tapes from my music collection and I'm good to go. How you gonna tell its not a CD playing with flowmasters under the car and no tailpipes?

the center cap on the steering wheel has a Dodge insignia. So it couldn't have come from the factory on a duster. As to where it came from, you got me.

the kits for insulating hot water heaters work really well, too.

I got a shaft mount Kenwood in my duster too. Got it at Mickey Schorr's too. It is am-fm casette. You won't find a cd player that will fit in the factory dash opening. If I felt the need for cd's I'd just add a cd changer in the trunk. Somebody must still have shaft mount radios.

Push down and back on the bottom cushion. It will lift out. the seat back has two screws at the bottom. Remove them and lift up and its out!

But if you do it this way you can cover up that hideous dash crack and everyone will think that you have the only a body with a nice dash pad.

Nice dash pads for a bodies have gotten really stupid price wise. There's a couple of places that recover them that supposedly do a good job. The only one I can think of is Just Dashes.

I think that Eastwood sells a kit for repairing steering wheels. Might save you some money. Their stuff is usually pretty good. Eastwood.com don

the end of the shifter handle is splined and the knob is pressed on. why do you need to take it off? to take one off you probably have to smash it with a hammer. don

I made a bracket that tucks under the dash pad and comes over the top of the dash. Somebody sells these but I don't know their name. Mine holds my autometer Monster tach, my oil pressure mounts at the bottom and my nitrous arming switch mounts on the face. Actually works pretty good. Wish I...

I made one for the antenna bezel. Figure out what diamater you need, either find a piece of pipe that size or chuck up a piece of round stock in the lathe. Drill a hole through the middle , then take your die grinder with a cut off wheel and make the prongs. Shouldn't take more than a half...

Push down and back at the same time, then lift. Should pop right out. Do one side at a time if you're doing it by yourself. don

There aren't any CD players that can be put in without hacking the dash. I bought a Kenwood AM/FM cassette for my duster. Yeah,I know, casettes? But with that engine noise can you really tell the difference? I know I can't. Besides with some shopping I got my head unit and 6x9 speakers for...

What is the procedure to remove an A body console. Where are all of the fasteners and do the seats need to come out too? I know about taking off the shifter knob. thanks don

Yeah, they are sorta rare. Not too many cars ordered without a radio. As to if they're worth what people are asking, I don't know. Why pay $100 for a delete plate when you can get a decent stereo for the same money? That's what i did. Was thinking of going the delete plate route, even found...

I mounted a fuel press guage on my duster (which has a glass lift off hood) by making a bracket that mounted to the vertical spot at the front of the cowl. I had to cut a small hole in the edge of the hood for the braided line to pass through. The bracket was mounted with a sheet metal screw...

Try Eastwood.com They sell a kit for repairing steering wheels. Havent used it, but saw a magazine article a few years back. check it out don

The special rosette rivets are available, I've seen them at swap meets. They're not cheap, though. I don't know if a place like year one could legally sell them. You're gonna have to search.

There were a few different patterns used every year on these cars. I don't believe that any years were the same. This goes for seats and door panels. Look at a Legendary Interiors catalog. They show all of the seat patterns and door panels. If the car isn't going to be a dead nuts resto, if...

Try Legendary Auto Interiors. They probably make most of the sets that year one and others sell. don't know the web site, yahoo it.

I'm looking for a brushable chrome paint to touch up the chromed plastic on my dash and inner door emblems. I heard a while back that there's a type of nail polish that's good for this. Anyone know anything about this or something else that might work?

Call around to all the local dealers. Find one that still has the old parts books. I live in the detroit area and have to go about 15 miles to Birmingham CP because they still have the books. They're more than willing to help look up parts too. Find a dealer that wants to service YOU! You...