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Curious if anybody has used Flatline Barriers insulation/sound deadener? If you have, what did you think of the results? Flatline Barriers | Individual Interior Insulation Kits They have pre-cut kits for '67-'76 Dart, Barracuda, Demon/Duster, Scamp, and Valiant. The price seems reasonable and...

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Those seats would look really good used in conjunction with an A-body console since the shape of the stitching complements the shape of the console. Curious, what's the ballpark price in Texas? I'm certain it would be much higher if they could be found in SoCal.

That's a SWEET console, Dragonsteel. Quite possibly the nicest homemade console I've seen. I really like the way you kept the OEM design shape at the front and how the wood finish on both the console and steering wheel complement each other. Great job! Did you keep the pattern?

Could this possibly be a breakdown of the foam? I've had a car headliner breakdown and start sagging before because the foam deteriorated with age. Yours may be a recent purchase and installation, but how long was it in Rock Autos inventory? And stored in their inventory under what conditions?

80 mil Kilmat 36 sq. ft. package is $71.94 on walmart.com. Works out to $2.00 per square foot. Same package priced at $57.99 on amazon.com; $1.58 per square foot.

The Wheelskins kit (Leather Steering Wheel Covers Manufacturer and Distributor) does a great job. I used one on the steering wheel in my old '97 Dodge Ram and was very satisfied with it. Just check out their size chart and order the kit appropriate for your wheel.

Also take a small magnet with you and test over the usual rust spots that you've been told about in this thread. Not a strong magnet - something like what might be used on a white board. If the magnet isn't attracted to the body in the spot you're testing, then it's probably full of filler and...

"340" will be cast into the side of the block - not painted-on.

Back in the very early 70s I mounted my tach in my '69 Dart to the sunvisor mount/shoulder harness clip at the top of the A-pillar. Your local police may not like it there (mine didn't back then) so I wired in a pull-apart plug and just unplugged it if I needed to get a "fix-it" ticket written off.

Yeah, they'll fit with a little work. Take a look at what one of our Inland Mopars club members did...essentially put a 1970 Cuda body on a 2012 Challenger R/T chassis and interior. And everything from the Challenger R/T works. It's a beautiful car that usually goes overlooked at most shows...

x3 on Speedhut gauges! They did an outstanding job on the gauges for my (hopefully) soon-to-be-on-the-road '69 Dart (sorry, dash isn't done yet so no pic). They're also made here in the USA and will do custom work. Take a look...Gauges - Speedhut

Nope, I think he may have been more interested in the red satin and black lace garter that was around the tach. Hey, that was cool back in early '70s. You took the garter off of your girlfriends/wifes leg and put it around the face of the tach.

On my old '69 340 Swinger back in the early '70s I mounted my tach at the top of the A-pillar using a couple of the shoulder belt buckle attaching plate screw holes. Sorry, no pics. The only problem was the one time I got pulled over with the police officer claiming it obstructed my vision (it...

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Found an aftermarket vendor offering a '72-'76 Dart 2-door hardtop 1-pc. molded headliner. Is there any reason this and the sailboards wouldn't also fit a '69 Dart? Seems to me this would be a better option than the bow-type headliner for those of us not building factory resto cars. This molded...

Gotta check out www.wheelskins.com before you buy any other brand. I used one on my '95 Dodge Ram steering wheel and was extremely impressed with both the fit and quality.

sweet!!!

http://www.classicindustries.com/product/mopar/parts/me8152.html $20 each and they commonly have weekend sales - they just finished a 10% off sale yesterday. They also had a 15% off sale a couple of weeks ago and a 20% off sale before that. The sales are usually around holiday...

I need some help, guys! I recently purchased a very slightly used leather-wrapped MCB Tuff Wheel from a fellow FABO member for my '69 Dart build and want to use something different than the usual Tuff-type horn center cap. I'm thinking about either the Barracuda-type rim blow steering wheel...

I recently read of someone restoring like items using a hypodermic needle with the syringe filled with paint. Might be more precise than a toothpick.

Yes, the doors were definitely gloss.

Price is $36.95 per their website: http://www.apipco.com/car-parts/1968-1972-mopar-a-body-replacement-glove-box-plastic

Looks like they are. Check this out: http://stores.ebay.com/CollectorsAutoSupplycom/CHRYSLER-DIVISION-MOPAR-/_i.html?_nkw=sail+panel&submit=Search&_fsub=575880016&_sid=30824146

Not a bad spot unless you ever have a passenger sitting behind you. If that's a possibility then I'd flip the fire extinguisher bracket 180-degrees so instead of lifting up on the release clips you have to push down. That would also put the fire extinguisher content-release lever on top rather...

...or if you want to really go retro, try this http://www.mooneyesusa.com/shop/product.php?products_id=2275

Classic Grant wood-grip steering wheel with rivets has been around for decades. This is the same wheel that I had on my first '69 340 Swinger. Or you can go even more basic with just a plain black vinyl grip on the same chrome-plated spokes.

Oh, the old open container behind the door trick, eh? Got to say I never considered that. But I always thought the Mopar style of fresh air vents are simpler and more efficiently than any other design. I want to keep my Dart simple so I'm keeping the fresh air vents in my '69 Dart and doing...

I'm thinking a burgundy or deep red would go very well with your grey interior. There was a gorgeous Charger at MATS a couple of years ago that was that color combo, including the vinyl top and rear stripe and it was very striking. I'll see if I can find the pic and post it. (12/10) Found the...

No pic, but back in the early 70s I mounted the tach in my 340 Swinger one of the screws in the bracket for the sunvisor and the shoulder harness buckle by the top of the A-pillar. Didn't have to drill any extra holes and it was very easy to see since it was just above eye level. Turned out to...