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Set it all in and weight it down nice and tight for a day or two before you cut it.

Highly unlikely you will find rubber floor for a B body. Good luck with that. I may be wrong. Somebody will know if any were ever available.

You should show us some pictures of what you have and the inside of the car.

I ordered whatever they sell at Classic and it worked great. Show us some pictures of what yours looks like now.

Im not familiar with a '72, but on a '68, you would probably need to take out the glove box and heater box, and probably the radio itself, maybe the heater control to have access to that speaker. No reason to take out the instrument panel or the dash pad. Oh yeah, if it has a console, that has...

What kind of car are you working on? What colors does it have now? Show us some pictures of what you are talking about. White interiors usually have black carpet, dash and console, I think.

Go with it. Dont wait another year to get the other ones. Nobody will know the difference. Enjoy the car and drive it with what you have.

That, I don't know. I just put in a regular one. Someone else might know.

Between the door and body, between the hinges.

Yes there is a notch for the clutch rod.

I am in the process of doing just the same thing. I will take a picture of the original for you. There is a round hole for the accelerator pedal arm, a round hole for the dimmer switch, and a rectangular hole in the plastic foot pad for the accelerator pedal to sit into where it bolts to the...

Nice 68. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Just start cleaning it up and fixing stuff, and you will be cruising in no time.

That's the fun part. We don't care how it looks, just want to appreciate it for what it is and what it will be.

Show us some pictures of that 68, please.

You went the distance on it. Sometimes it is hard to re do stuff, but in the end you are more satisfied, not to mention the customer is happier with a quality product. Charge them more... And just think, the next one that you build will be so much easier, now that you know how.

Awesome. Looks great and functional. Multi-functional even. Well built and won't fall apart. Everything is heavy in an old MOPAR, especially a wagon, so whats a few more pounds.

Nice, that looks like a factory Mopar console. I like how you did the ribs.

Nice work, so far. I look forward to seeing the final product.

What kind of car is it? My '68 has the same size openings for 6 x 9 speakers, but one is cross ways and one is long ways.