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I think they just might squeeze in. Our nephew put front seats from his 1972 lmperial into his 66 Coronet.

68 C bodies had them. Also my 68X.

Yes I should have mentioned that. Thanks.

There will be a screw hole in the tunnel. Once you put the carpet on. You screw it to the tunnel. The screw has a washer already on it. It helps to keep the front of the console from moving around.

OOPS, I don’t know how these work. Just going on my experiences over the years.

Great price! Don’t even whimper about it!!

I agree DMT has great stuff.

On the manual seat tracks, the track by the transmission tunnel is shorter in height than the one by the door. Don’t know if this helps. Also there is a reinforcement plate welded to the floor where the front seat track bolts to the floor next to the tunnel.

If you can find it, the white out tape used with typewriters worked quite well. Don’t know how long it lasted.

We have a 67 same as yours.

I think they should be in the quarter window mechanisms. Factory service or parts manual should show them. I believe Tom at R/T specialties has them. I bought some years ago. Other vendors should have them I am pretty sure. Find almost any 60-70 Mopar and take a look.

Very good product.

I put the roller in a vice and just kept tightening it until it broke. Some of my brackets have blue rollers .

Try finding a furniture upholsterer and show them your car. It is certainly doable here. They make them with tie down’s/elastic straps.

Drivers side is shorter, if you are talking about the vents by the kick panels. The defrost/floor cable is one cable.

Hot Rod black is also an exceptionally good match.

If I had those seats and you low balled at 700.00 they would sit in my storage shed. I do wish you luck though. I have had occasionally come across people most likely women who didn‘t know the value of their deceased husband’s parts. I paid a higher price than the asking price, and passed...

I replied to 69 Charger 4 speed’s posting if anyone is interested.

How I do it. I find a plastics fabricator that uses ABS sheeting. Got mine from the place where I used to work, we manufactured orthotics, prosthetics, custom wheelchair seating and orthopaedic footwear which was my department. Got scrap black ABS, 1/8, 3/16 and 1/4” thick material...

Tooth picks, thread will also work.