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Pine needles are the worst! They can and do get thru the cowl screens and are highly acidic, as they break down they greatly contribute to rust. That's why you don't see green turf grass under pines, the soil is too acidic from all the fallen needles. My answer is either park indoors or a car...

There is a way to redeem yourself in the eyes of the purists who get upset over cutting the panels: paint the speaker grills to match. The greatest offense to the eyes is the glaring mismatch. I took the sections I cut out to a paint shop and had them match the color, mix me up a pint of each...

From the OP's initial picture, the factory trim plate/bezel appears larger than the replacement radio. I can see this as a problem, the gaps around the side would be visible and allow the radio to flop and vibrate, definitely a no-no for long term usage, not to mention it would it would look...

I just "perved" their website, impressive indeed. While I'm not a fan of the saddle blanket covers, (they look too much like Wally World seat covers for my tastes) to each their own. The exotics & camo aren't my style either. But they do offer vinyl, what they call "soft touch", and perforated...

@WissaMan, I shouldn't need to, the original dash of the '73 is flat so no curves are needed. I will notch/cut out for the climate controls so I can use the heater & defroster. The texture of the ABS panel closely matches the original so it'll look stock, and the generic gauges don't show a...

I'm saying screw it all, I'm gonna yank the entire dash from my 73 Newport, dremel off the left section for the wipers & light switch and craft my own dash from a textured acrylic panel (via Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BCVJ3W9?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) and a full set of gauges from eBay...