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That’s what I was referencing. The plastic surround that serves as the “face” of the dash. Has the lettering identifying the switches & gauges etc. I don’t know if Just Dashes restores those or not.

That is going to be tough to find. They always cracked around the radio for some reason and if it got taken off and put back on a few times it usually cracked even more. Try Just Dashes, they're in California. justdashes.com Good luck.

'71-'73 Dodge Charger? '70-'73 C-body with center console or buddy seat? Those are my educated guesses.

As a general rule I would have to say “no”. A bodies are the smallest body style of Mopars therefore their seats would be narrower than that of a full size Fury, or any other C body. As to adapting it to fit your Fury, I wouldn’t know. Might be someone else out there who has though. If the A...

A factory service manual is a must have when working on our old cars. You can either get a digital download or book version.

The box should fold at the edges, think of flattening a cardboard box. After you have it somewhat flattened, put it into the opening and "unfold"it, making sure the opening is facing you. It is a PITA. Good luck.

Very cool two door sedan. You don’t see a lot of these anymore.

I'm guessing early to mid eighties Subaru.

I bet they sell to Wile E. Coyote though. I'm sorry, I couldn't resist!! Keep up the good work Isaiah and thanks for keeping us posted on your project. I'm sure I speak for a lot of us here when I say I enjoy seeing your posts and the progress you are making. Take your time, do it right and...

Try one from a ‘67 Fury. In ‘68 a bunch of new federal safety regulations went into effect. Among them were side marker lights, padded dash & steering wheel centers & anti glare interior trim.

Look toward the rear of the door opening, on the inside of the sill, just above the floor pan. Roughly where the seat back would be located.

"Bring out the gimp!"

Try Steele Rubber products. No, Satellite will not work.

I can remember seeing them on Cadillacs with the raised Cadillac crest. Other makes not so much.

Beautiful car! That has to be one of my favorite colors. Looks amazing.

Oh, famous last words. Best of luck to you. It's not impossible, it's been done before obviously. It is just tedious and requires much patience and ability to bend like Gumby. A factory service manual is a must have for guidance. Removing the front seat is the best way to go as mentioned...

I'm thinking temp control switch for an Auto Temp system. Just a guess.

Nice work.

Very nice job. That is one clean looking wagon. I love the upgrade.

My '68 Fury is like that too. Keeps you from locking the keys in your car.