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If it were mine I'd blast it to see just how bad it is and lean more towards repairing the floor you have. I keep copper laying around just for this, huge help when it comes to closing up pin holes.

Pretty spiffy, looks fitting in there with the seats.

Your car, your call. Me personally I like having the armrest, much more comfortable for me.

I like the poison myself, I put it where only mice can find it. Every winter they find their way into our attic so last winter I put piles everywhere I saw signs of activity, been mouse free since.

I agree with dvw, make a new board and reinstall the cover. Yes upholstery shops do it everyday but it doesn't get anymore elementary than this.

Made these out of Luan plywood but the upholstery shop did the covers. I've got the right armrest on it now.:thumbsup:

That's what I did with my Charger pad only in leather to match the rest of the interior. Pretty simple part to wrap.

Went back and re read your post...:realcrazy: must have breezed through and overlooked the "INSIDE" part:rolleyes:. On that note good luck, my reproduction pieces are falling out too. I seam to remember cussing about how poor the quality and fit was on mine.

Really I think the #1 thing is for the glass to be installed at the right height. Outside of that just make sure the clips are clean of sealant, the lip on the trim is good and that the tang on the clips aren't flattened out.

Junker???? That's the same one I have, very nicely made and works flawlessly for me. Mines the Mahogany version and I'll likely never change it.

Do you have everything already installed correctly as far as the wheel mounting goes? The one thing to keep in mind is the horn wire is a ground, it comes up threw the column isolated, pushing the button grounds it activating the horn. If your to the point shown in that picture you just put the...

You'll have to specify which type of Grant wheel, they have 2 different styles of horn buttons that I'm aware of. Here they are.

Got some better pictures? Really hard to see the detail in those pics but from what I'm seeing it looks really cool.:thumbsup:

You definitely know first hand, good to know.

And powdercoating is much harder.... Not flexible, it may crack but don't know from experience? I'd epoxy prime them with black primer and forget it.

I agree with all of the above, buy good pre formed carpet and let it lay out well in advance. No lumps in mine.

Bought a Trim Parts carpet from Summit, very happy with material and fit.

I've done it and it does work, the problem is you never get the texture back.

I've got a Grant 3 spoked red mahogany wheel in mine. It bolted right in with their adapter and works very nicely. I'm not a fan of the cheaper Grants with the horn button issues but their better ones are really nice.

I've never tried it on a Speedo cable but I've had luck freeing up parking brake cables. I find a hose that can be clamped on the outside of the cable then attach an air fitting, fill the hose with automatic transmission fluid (high detergent and thin) then pressurize while spinning it with a...