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The plastic uppers will interchange from any 2 door valiant scamp dart or duster from 1973-1976

Those are on my list. They look great. What car are they going in?

:sign3:No **** Sherlock, replace it with what its supposed to have and be done.

All good here bro, just making the point they have been around for a long time and cost a lot of money. :violent1:

Your car should not have a cardboard headliner. It should be a cloth liner with steel bows in the middle.

I have only used upholstery from Legendary but it was hands down beautiful! I have never read, nor heard a bad thing about them. I know plenty of people that use there foam and covers and no problems. Legendary is a TOP notch company, and I would purchase anything I need from them.

Those tracks have been around for a long time, B e and A mopar has had them as well as PG classics. My question, will those tracks not work in 73-76 As? Oh and by the way, for 370.00 I will hunt down a set of used tracks for that price. What sense is there to offer a new part that's...

I have a stock E body tuff wheel can in my 1974 dart and I love it.

No the headliner will tuck up under the front windshield gasket.

Nope haha, what one are you talking about? All of the stuff I ever see from FR is for B and E bodys.

The tracks should mount no problem...

Lots of band aids and Tylenol for your neck and back. Every thing inside/behind the dash is SHARP and POINTY. Go slow and really take your time. I did my 1974 swinger and had the new re-pop dash pad already in the garage so I could use it as a reference to how many screws there was and where...

See that's the info that's never given half the time. The builder is like im not sure exactly what they came from. Glad to get the info. I am still debating what buckets will get stuck in my swinger

Well yeah, I am sure there is a few stray tracks out there that need little no almost no work to fit, but as I know from experience going out and trying to find the exact year and style tracks that someone grabbed from a junk yard is pretty hard to do. You say it was eagle talon tracks, what...

Read this news article from ALLPAR. BMW bid could cut Chrysler costs Posted on September 16th, 2013 • by David Zatz A BMW bid to bring back seat belt interlocks may help Chrysler to cut their own costs and weight. The seat belt interlock was launched in 1974, alongside mandatory modern-style...

Seat warmers haha. Like stated above it is for the seat belt interlock that would not allow you to start the car with out buckling your seat belt. Quickly people found out that if they reached under the seat and unplugged the connector it rendered the whole set up useless. There will also be a...

If they are like the ones I have looked at in a junk yard they look good. But as ssba said above, only bucket tracks that will fit without any modifications is A body bucket tracks.

That's good it just differs state by state.

A lot of people are hum hum about the whole rivet replacing thing, in some states owning replacement Vin rivets is illegal, as well as tampering and or removing a vin tag is illegal in some states. Just make sure you lock your door and turn your lights off and unplug all of your phones when...

These jaguar seats are the closest I have seen to a 70's feel look at them side by side.

Here is the link I found it. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=222580&highlight=jaguar

I have yet to see a set of Sebring seats that look anything like period correct or sporty. I have been wanting bucket seats for a long time, nothing is cheap when you are looking at B or A body seats, the recovering alone is going to run you at least 400.00 not including the seats and tracks. I...

Better check that, the 72 and up red and amber side marker lights are used all the way up into the late 80's.... Just sayin they could be the same...

As for direct bolt in I am not sure, your early duster will not have a bolt hole in the side of the roof for the top belt. I have been looking for a set of lap belts for my 1974 Swinger I am getting rid of my 3 point belts. There is a TON of aftermarket company's that make seat belts for cars...

First off a couple of things, if you just spray paint over the scratches they will still show a lot lol, just look at mine! Anyways, if the headliner has never been out of your car be prepared to have all of the sound/heat insulation all over the car, there is like 3 rows of the crap that will...

I have removed 2 windshields by my self in the past, the two windshields little did I know must have been factory originals seeing as they were only held in with the gasket, On the third I tried, my moms duster it had added sealant I did not notice and when I tried to repeat the process I broke...

It "CAN" be done with out removing the windshield "IF" you had to, but seeing as you need the windshield out its a simple job. Just be careful everything is disconnected, the wires are brittle sometimes and a lot of the connectors plug into plastic and what not behind the dash easy to break...

Never seen one in a A body

Those should be 72 and up A body seats, since there is no hard plastic back

Tried to re-cover a dash pad with new vinyl didn't work at all for me never could get the vinyl to wrap right, bought a hard cover from a member on here for my moms duster, was not happy with the look of the hard cover at all, flipped it on here made my money back. My dart got a brand new Re-pop...