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You have the part numbers correct. The white part is a light socket holder for the dash indicator light.

Check your local marketplace and craigs. People in my region want about $800 to re upholster a bench seat. Also keep an eye out for C bodies of the era on the same platforms. Always check these when you are traveling to a new area. That one of my favorite things to do. I recently missed a set...

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It must be close to the border as I do not see igloos or moose wandering in the background.

Semi-on-topic: I can still see this in my minds eye, even though I first saw it fifty years ago, in the 1970s as a 5 year old: I don't recall if the car was Mopar or something else, but when I looked in the side window, I noticed that the driver side of the bench front seat was back several...

Nice looking black 1973 I would like to get it in my garage too

That is a beautiful finished product. When I originally saw the before pictures, I would not have thought of it as much more than a parts car or for derby guys. It sure was abused before you got it. Sunk in the mud, broken windows, etc. What a mess it WAS. What a masterpiece it is now...

Those were the days my friend!!

If you don't need to have original style seats, take a look at Seat Covers & Upholstery for Cars, Trucks, and Suvs I bought seat covers for a '53 Chrysler from them, and I was pretty happy with the results.

A few of these for sale through the 300 club, prices seem to have come down by a fair margin: https://www.chrysler300club.com/ads/ads.html

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He passed his Daughter who was awesome , sold me the car it says 27000 i cant verify but its solid cruise and ac work! I put new TAs on it and dual exhaust on it. A guy made it from scratch great old car mechanic in northern jersey (hard to find!) Car will go anywhere.

What great talents you have to do a complete restoration like this. I hope we see more of these C bodies being saved as the years go on. I always have a soft spot for the underrated or what some considered ugly cars. My first loves and cars were the GLH turbo omnis, another car that most...