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My road runner had green clips on the driver side, plain ones on the passenger side.

Deal pending.

That is the piece I need, but your mail box is full.

I think that's the side I need. Will send a PM once I'm sure that's it or not.

That's the same thing the shop keeps telling me. I believe you, I don't believe them :D

I recently ordered a set of those kits, eventually got the rear but the front is still on backorder.

The doggone body shop lost one of mine. Why did they take it off? Danged if I know. They could've just loosened up the one nut and pulled the vent frame out. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/69-b-body-inside-door-bracket.320172/

I have a Duster with a rattle can black underhood paint job, that I wiped off most of it using Goof-Off and Acetone. From the smell of them, they are basically the same thing.

I appreciate it. Let me know if you find one.

Somehow the bracket that bolts to the passenger side door and then to the forward wing-window mount has been lost for my 69 roadrunner. So I'm hoping someone has a rusted to death door they can pull this part from. This is the driver's side version that I have, I need the passenger side part...

You be you, but if it was me I'd take the L on this one and move on.

Yikes. $500

OK, thanks for the info.

From the image of the floor pan on the AMD site and my poor memory, the two outer seatbelt bolt hole brackets are welded inside the frame rail. I probably won't be finding those. I think I can weld a couple of brackets right beside the frame rail with minimal damage to the paint. I've got a...

Thanks I'll fix it before the seat goes in.

I thought the two bolt holes toward the center were for the seat belts. I should've looked it up to be sure.

A quick photo of the rear seat area I just noticed it loos like I'm missing the bolt hole on the passenger side

It doesn't look like I have a photo of them, I will take a few photos later today. The tub goes to the frame rail. I googled and found that the USCT kit doesn't require changes, which doesn't make sense if you do have to modify it if you don't use their kit. Thanks everyone for the help.

The seat back and bottom are both hanging on the wall with the original covers on them, so a photo isn't likely to help. Sorry. I hope you're right that they don't need to be modified, that will make things a lot simpler. BTW, I noticed I didn't include the year - it's a 69 road runner.

It's nearing time to have my road runner seats recovered. The car has mini-tubs. Can anyone describe or post a link showing what needs to be changed on the seat frame before it's covered to get it to fit? Thanks in advance,