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They are not going to go down in price. Delivery may move up as people pull back spending on what some would consider non-essential items.

I'm paying $1000 for materials, bolstered upgrade for 68 Charger front seats. I'll install myself, and I still have to buy felt, hog rings, and fix the springs.

If you can find good density foam you can layer it to get the thickness you need, and a electric carving knife (for you turkey or ham) works excellent for cutting, and with some practice you can do some shaping. I don't know if it is something you are down for trying. Just putting it out there.

You need to spread the load out wide with attachment to sheet metal. Preferred would be behind existing sheet metal to force a pull through, if at all possible. Safety first. I would like to put a modern 3 point belt in my 68 Charger but much like everyone else no time, no ambition, at least...

Make sure to reinforce the floor with welded plates. They will say and crack the floor over time without them.

The light oil that is on them new may not be all that light anymore, plus the dust and such clogging it up. If the belts look good I would at least try a clean up. Pull them and clean them up with a bucket full of hot, dish soap water. Once clean some sewing machine oil or marvel mystery oil...

Makes me feel good about my $8 rubber backed carpet mats.

That is good stuff. Paint it to match then clear it with good clear. Have paint and clear done at a body shop mixed right it will protect it for years and not look like just a painted wheel.

It depends on the year I believe. Some have a steel spring clip others have plastic tang to squeeze.

Gotta start somewhere.

A green one...... that's all I've got.

Pull the A piller trim should be a screw hiding under there at rear.

Use the damn soldering iron. For all the holes.

I would say the dash pad went on the dash, then the dash went into the car as a whole assembly, then the windshield goes in, at the factory. The only way on a slab side is windshield must come out, your wasting time and energy any other way, which is not that hard with lots of lube, I use hand...

If you drove around with your eyes closed the blue one would have been good.

Boring.:poke:

If you can find a tight weave burlap but most are so loose now the strands will move over to one side depending on your butt and how you sit down.

Joann fabrics has foam buy it big enough then steal (borrow) your wife's electric knife and trim to fit for rear seat with new burlap or felt to cover springs. The burlap needs to have MIG wire woven in or it will move around and bunch up but it keeps it authentic, felt is easier, also buy felt...

Jer's Batwagon looked good with 300m seats in it.

If you have a gasket around your windshield it has to come out the bolts are under the thick part.at the bottom and go straight vertical down. If you have a press and stick windshield byutle bead the bolts angle with the windshield, and it does not have to come out although still makes it easier.