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That's a huge show

Your in Shelton? I'm up in Tolland CT.

I just used 1/2 hardware store bolts with a little breakable loctite. You can't see them once the seat is in anyway.

Any dates that would be OK for a 70 Cuda ...doesn't need to be for a specific build date but I want originals with the correct fluting. So just anything that would have originally come in a 70 Cuda. They will look like this:

@6packbee Do you have any original date coded headlights for a 70 Cuda?

I didn't find out until the car was completely painted and done when I was installing the interior. I actually emailed them about it but they never responded. I haven't ever heard of anyone else having this issue so I have no idea how it happened.

1/2" vs 7/16"

My rear floor pans from AMD had the wrong sized seat belt hole threads

Any interest in a full set? I have a full set of clear.

Mine were replated zinc dichromate and I've always thought they came out way too yellow. Survivor cars seem like they are closer to a grey color like the ones John shows.

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I have a set of somewhat chaulky Gran Coupe panels. They are originally burnt orange and they were painted white at some point.

For the carbs you should reach out to Scott at Harms. He is an honest guy and and expert on Mopar carbs. He will tell you exactly what you have. Carburetor Restoration - Scott Smith

That must have been a pretty rare combination back in the day.

Triple pickle is one of my favorite cars on this site. I think it's a great looking ride.

Looks great! Was that how the car was originally coded?

I would have gone with the 70 Barracuda Vert but I am partial. But you couldn't go wrong with any of the 4. They are all cool.

I agree. Stainless steel brake and fuel lines are overkill and are prone to leaks. Not worth it IMO.

Looks great. I'm right around the corner from you (Tolland, CT)

I used originals on my 1970 Cuda because I had heard that the repops don't follow the right contour for the door ones. They are bent and have a slight twist which is difficult to replicate. Find originals if you can.