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If a better picture is needed? I can provide.

Black or paint your carpet color.

I have and adding to it on a different website due to the files being rather large.

That carpet on the bottom is folded to the backside and glued.

Kind of hard to tell what panel this is. Guessing the quarter panel by the rear seat? That vinyl should be glued around the edge and yes has that "look".

Maybe planning to dry clean it?

I would say important. Keeps moisture from getting to the door panel and warping/damaging it.

I had it go over to and up about 1.5 to 2 inches from what I recall. Tucked the part behind into that rubberish trim piece that covers the sheet metal edge. Trimmed to fit the curve first.

Then looks like this:

Then there is a screw that goes thru the hole here into a little bracket.

Hopefully this helps.

Yeah, same on my car. Think I like the non-wire clip best.

What do you have and did manufacturing location or year of car 66 or 67 make a difference? Clips change in 67? OR

Gotta love those brag rights...... :moparsmiley:

I have purchased some lower rear quarter sections from Joe Phillips he specially made for me. They were not too crazy $ but I think your other option would be to purchase a parts car and remove your needed panels off it.

I put this around and the tape on the bottom Eastwood Flexible Strip Caulk Bk 2-lbs

Bummer.

Got mine at Herb's Herb's Parts: 1967 B BODY JACK INSTRUCTIONS, Jack Instructions, 44302

Here are a couple of pictures of one of my seats. You can see the location for a headrest at the top. PM me if you are interested in adding headrests. I do come across them once in a while or know alternatives by making your own.

The seat frames are the same as the 66 B bodies but with some small modifications. One being the headrest option and then the rear seat backs have an access panel for the seat medallion. The headrest for 67 I believe are narrower than the 68 and later. Did that answer your question?