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Get with one of your local upholstery shops and get ahold of some bulk heavy fiberboard material like what they would use if they were making door cards from scratch. Use your old cards as a template to cut your new ones.

Do you have a pic of the back-side of the seat?

Exploded views of the window regulators can be found in the "Body" section of the 1966 Master Parts Catalog....see this link.... http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/partscatalogs/66_Mopar_Parts_Catalog.zip And here's a link to the 1966 Belvedere factory service manual...

SR-280081, 1966-70 B-Body (2 needed per car)...Black rollers – no pin...$ 7.50 ea SR-280082, 1966-70 B-Body (2 needed per car)...White rollers – with pin...$ 22ea SR-280079, 1966-70 B-Body (4 needed per car)...White roller Small hole...$ 7.50 ea SR-280080, 1966-70 B-Body (2 needed per...

Go to a fabric store and get some material they call "duck cloth". Cut 4 strips about 6"-7" wide and as long as the sides and the top and bottom are. Use 3M Super 77 spray adhesive and glue half of the strip(width-wise) along the edges of the foam. Once the glue has dried, you can now hog-ring...

Are the "seat slips" you're refering to the cotton/cloth tubes on the bottom side of the seat cover that pull down into the foam bun to give the seat a "formed" look? If so, the metal wires that go in the tubes and are hog-ringed down to the seat frame are called "listing wires". If your...

'68 and '69 A-body bucket seat frames/foam are also the same. However, the seat tracks/mounts will be different.

I have the chromed 9" wedge style plastic arm rest bases in stock and ready to ship..... JL-99113D, 1964-66 Plymouth / Dodge All - Chrome Short-style for the Drivers Side Front or Rear...$ 29 JL-99113P, 1964-66 Plymouth / Dodge All - Chrome Short-style for the Passenger Side Front or...

Much of the foam, burlap/underlayments, and cotton batting can be found in local stores such as a "Hobby Lobby" or "JoAnn Fabrics". You can also source the materials at an upholstery supply store too, but you may end up paying a bit more. The hog rings and pliers can be found at "Farm and Home"...

As long as you use the seat tracks from the B-body, you're good. The seats themselves are the same, but the seat tracks are body style specific.

Yes, they are the same door. Both cars use a rally dash.

I have this set of four front and rear door panels in red for a 1962 Savoy sitting right here in my office available to sell. They are from SMS. They can be at your doorstep in a matter of days. Email me at [email protected] or call me toll free at 877-930-4088 ext 102 for more details...