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Sounds like a local shop would done faster. The wait is a long time from legendary.

I like it

I have never bought from them before to have to wait a year to get the interior is crazy. I guess the craftsmanship must be outstanding. I'll just go to a local guy they wait can't be that long.

Steve, have you been on the car stereo forum. They can help maybe lead you down the correct path of what speakers and amps location of all the above. Radios and stereos are different from when we grew up. For me and you these folks know what to do to make the sound and what products work for...

Either way it will be finished with pride. Good luck post up some pics.

Maybe out of a van. Just thinking out loud.

Dan I think that the Canadian model of the Dodge has the Plymouth dash. Really like the round gauge look. Instead of the slider speedo may look into this a little deeper. Have you look at maybe a chrome wrap. Just thinking out loud

Thanks will look into it. Joe's and Kramer's had some radio delete I think got in my notes. Wasn't ready at the time now I wish I would have just got it.

pull handle off put washer in the handle and get longer screw. it will still have plenty of teeth on the inside.

So local you feel is better and the quality is good. Again after reading all these horror story of this and that I think doing it yourself or local shop would be best bet. You see the product of color and materials and then you are getting what your wanting.

i wonder who to use for interior or just go local with it. after breading all the story's about waiting 6 months for door panels and headliners to short etc etc. so what would you do if you could do it over.

did you spray a primer first

Nice work you did there. Now that your a pro bring yourself out to PHX and show me how it's done. Just kidding but very nice work.

Damn it Doug that's beautiful. Thank you

nice ride. super stock grill wheels up. what are your numbers

what are you guys doing with yours stock or???????????

Still have the jack good for you. Not many have that left. Keep up the good work.

I think your right seam sealer after the spray.to build it up in layer or just clean up were the chips are and paint that area. Just a thought

p 500, tough call is it lifting from old age or from gas. if it is old age clean up the area and spray it in. if it gas it may not stick for long. also remember color differance between splatter paint.

is the spatter paint oer or was it painted. mine looks like paint not spatter. i also have a 64 440 maybe depends on model