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Here's one for ya. My wife's friend was unloading her horse a few weeks ago. The horse was backing out of the trailer and somehow my wife's friend's fingers got caught in the lead rope in a weird position. The rope, which is about 5/8" thick, severed 5 fingers between both of her hands. They...

Good to know sir! I plan on doing the package tray, sail panels, and the console on my 300 (whenever natural disasters quit happening). I have a can of Bulldog ready to rock. I'll stay away from the SEM.

Good luck, amigo. My 66 was exactly the same style. It came out in vacuum size pieces. This came up a year or so ago in another thread. As best as I can tell, no one makes the textured black rubber style.

That is friggin rad! Is the console lid still functional while installed?

I paid about half that just for the rear seat upholstery from Legendary. Not including foam, batting, and labor. Pull the trigger ASAFP!

I didn't swap LEDs but I did do the procedure to replace the few burnt out incandescent bulbs in my '66 300. It's not difficult, just tedious. The FSM is your friend. You have to drop the column, remove all the bezels, remove the fuel and ammeter, disconnect the speedo and trip odometer, then...

Hey Bryon, is this just to make our buddies in the Midwest and up north jealous? I'll post a pic of me jumping in the pool later!

Awesome write up! I collected all the parts over the past few "Hell Months" and will be doing this to my Imperial as soon as it's under 100°...at night.

Just purchased the remaining upholstery pieces I need for Betty White. Thanks for the heads up, Big John!

Those look killer! The wife wants to know what kind of sewing machine you're using. Hopefully I can put her and her fancy industrial Pfaff to work on our panels.

Ok, did a little more research and found this article: L Carpet Looks like the old stitching can be cut and the pads glued to the new carpet, so long as you specify no factory heat applied pad. Thanks for all the suggestions, guys!

Looks like a little tab at each end of the strip. The strips themselves look hollow. Thanks Ross, I'll check them out!

Boom! Good call on the 300 club. Screen shot from their website. Looks like I'll need to put my wife to work on her Pfaff industrial sewing machine!

Lame, that's what I was afraid of. The carpet itself isn't in horrible condition save for the wear right in front of the rubber pad. Mike, When you cut your pads out, we're they heat/chemical welded to the carpet?

Might be aluminum. The inserts are pretty stout. They're on both driver and passenger sides.

So I've seen tons of posts regarding fit, color, etc. For anyone who has replaced the carpet in their 66 300, do the aftermarket kits from any vendor have the correct heel pads with the stainless trim? Thanks guys!