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Pretty sure you will have this style bracket like my 75. Be sure that you get into it and are not overshooting and coming down on the back of it.

On my 75...

Do you have any damage other than the inner pleated area? A good upholstery shop can replace those. Should be a lot less than a new cover.

I think they are Legendary covers. And yes some colors are more than double the price of others. That's why I had a local upholstery shop do my light parchment metallic front seat. No, it doesn't have the metallic, but at the time at least Legendary said theirs wouldn't either...

Cause they make the nicest lamp cord. LOL

My 75 Duster has no driver vent. There is no opening in cowl on that side. Maybe cause it has AC- mine does..

No, carpets don't change much, because floor pans the only real change was 74 or75 for catalytic converters. There were definitely other changes from 72-74. Earlier years the top inside of doors was metal. Later went to plastic. Not sure if all models had one year only windows and regulators...

Sorry.. I agree that ain’t charcoal. I have seen stuff called light charcoal that was more like the edge color.

get a can of SEM the color you want...

I used a flat brown (Rustoleum Camouflage Earth Brown)on the whole dash. Then rubbed the face below the pad with 0000 steel wool to bring it up to a matte finish. 2 levels of gloss from the same can...

No need to mess up an iron or gun. Hold a tapered punch in a vice grip and heat tip with propane torch. Makes a perfect hole.

Found this piece in a car I parted last year. Roll of duct tape made a perfect fit bushing for my travel cup. :thumbsup:

Pretty sure on my 75 the longest pair of bolts was for the center belts. Because the holes are recessed a little into the hump.

I talked to them before I did mine and it sounded like what they had was NOT exact. I understood it would be very close but not have the 'poly'/metallic shimmer. So, I bought material and welt cord and had one made.

Catch them on 4th of July sale or through one of their vendors. If I had green or blue I would have bought from them. But for light parchment they wanted way more. So I used a local upholstery shop.

If you try gluing, I have found JB Weld 50133 to work better than other epoxies on plastic. Used it for screw posts on my gauge cluster. Have had it apart a couple times and they held...

Not sure what that is, but agree - no drill. I held a large tapered punch with a vice grip and heated it with a torch. Slides right through and will never fray.

You are right, 5 of them. Sorry for the confusion -I just didn't catch the other end in the pic.

Yep, not going to say its easy, but certainly no need to pull glass.

75 duster. My carpet (Trim Parts) came with the pieces of backing pad underneath in foot areas. That helped determine where it need to sit.

I don't know the differences between the seats. From what I found, Legendary is the best available. But, they are only going to list the factory option colors for any given year/style. If they show the seat you have I'm pretty sure they would do it for you in the 67 material, but at a $...

"I cut it twice, and it's still too short!" :rofl:

I don't have a washer pump there on my 75, but got a grommet with my carpet (Trim Parts brand)for the high beam switch

Then they are as clean as they can get. Which is good, should not have any oils or anything else bleeding back through paint. But yeh if you want to go to white, sooner or later you will scratch or wear through to the red, So White panels to start would be best. As long as you get others at...

I like the fluorescent green. :poke::lol:

If neither of those get it clean, I would say it's not going to happen. Broadway and BAPS both carry SEM Color Coat

The hand cleaner might give you dish pan hands eventually, by otherwise harmless to skin. It will remove paint, epoxy, bondo... Pretty much anything from a surface and not harm it. Abrasive in it s walnut shell. Doesn't take much to clean. just add enough water to keep it wet. Clean off...

Speaking of fumes. Not bad once it's settled on the surface, but avoid breathing the mist when you spray the wine. Also, not a flesh eater. But recommend gloving up when using it. Will strip all oil from your skin if n it more than a couple minutes. Spray n give it a couple minutes soak and...

:lol: wine? You need to get out of the van for some fresh air. Them Chinese tire fumes are getting to you!

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