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It's crazy. I've been waiting on a radiator from Be Cool since October. I may give Greyhound a call. I forgot about them. They were very reasonable on a fender I shipped several years ago.

Yeah, doing good. Sorry, I thought I sent you a quote. At any rate shipping is ridiculous! FedEx wants $113. There's got to be someone cheaper. USPS isn't any better.

Not a B body. And it's not a '66. But it is the Maw Mopar metalic red. In '68 they called the hard surfaces Aztec Maroon and the seats metalic red. If I remember correctly, Legendary calls the Aztec Maroon/Metalic Red 520.

The vinyl panel is a finish piece attached to the hardboard that folds down behind the seat. No speaker holes. I'll check on shipping in the morning.

Too cold to do anything else but clean the shop. Came across this new 64-65 brown package tray. $35 + shipping from 76310.

This is my 1968 Dart with (I'm pretty sure) 520 metallic red material.

Not a very good pic. Mine was covered in primer/paint over spray so I did a complete re-spray. One word of caution. Cover everything! And turn all fans off. The over spray is a killer! Oh yeah, one can doesn't go very far and the factory seam sealer will bleed through.

Right on target khryslerkid! SMS supplies Legendary with NOS materials. After 6 months and several (trash, junk,)samples Legendary finally received enough useable material from SMS to make the seat covers for my 65' Belvedere 1. Not a perfect match, but close. SDCoronet, Legendary doesn't make...

Legendary or SMS has the covers for A-100 seats as well as the real Super Stock seats. As for the foam, you're on your own. Several Mopar/Mustang early low back bucket seat foams are close and will work with a little help from an electric knife and sand paper.

A little tip. Make sure your bows are clean and smooth. I've found baby powder helps when adjusting the headliner from side to side. If the bows are rusted they'll never slide in the listings.

I received my headliner from SMS within 6 weeks. Along with extra material for sail panels, sun visors, etc. However, the door panels is a different story. They estimated 12 months to supply the stock 65' Belvedere 1 panels. I think they'll work with you if you explain your needs. I'm...

Google SMS. They're in Oregon. If Legendary doesn't have it, most likely SMS will. Specializing in NOS fabrics. I understand Legendary sources from them.

Yes. I've never had any problems with Legendary. Used them for years. And cheaper than SMS.

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English Paint which is our local PPG dealer found 22296 and 22356. Turns out one is metalic sandalwood (kinda a rose color) and the other one is a blue. Still looking for the interior paint color that goes with the metalic fawn upholstery.

I called SMS and when I asked about a timeframe, she said 8 months!!!!!! At my age I don't even buy green bananas.

I guess it all comes down to demand. Seems like I see more 63-65 Dodges around here than Plymouths.

That long, huh? I can get the Super Stock door panels (which I prefer) but not the seat covers. Only a100 van seat covers. Or, I can get the stock style cloth/vinyl seat covers but no door panels. I'm not sure mix matching would look to good. I'd make my own seat covers if I could get 3-4 yards...

Is there anyone that has new or reconditions stock style door panels for the 65' Belvedere 1, 2 dr sedan?

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