by Dan Scully Sat Nov 26, 2016 5:22 pmOrdered seat covers from Legendary Interiors. After talking with them they informed me they can do custom work also. I had them take the 64 Dart GT design and make it into a A-100 cover. 
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nice idea. was it the same price ??
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Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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dix wrote:nice idea. was it the same price ??
Is was about 200.00 more for the custom work.
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Cool idea.
Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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Scored some valve covers and a early unsilenced air cleaner for the early small top carter carb . Once I get the air cleaner chromed it will look a Hi Po 273. 
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once you put the higher intake on and a higher carb you only have maybe
2 inches left for the air cleaner. i don't see that one working,
look at your height before the chrome
2 inches left for the air cleaner. i don't see that one working,
look at your height before the chrome
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Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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dix wrote:once you put the higher intake on and a higher carb you only have maybe
2 inches left for the air cleaner. i don't see that one working,
look at your height before the chrome
It clears but barely with the hood rod and the clip that holds the rod removed. I ,ll come up with a way top move it to the side or just have a hood prop laying in
the cab.
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Maybe you could mount a prop rod inside the doghouse on a pivot and a clip, then swing it up to hold the lid when needed. Prevents tripping over it or kicking it out.
Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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jrdunn96 wrote:Maybe you could mount a prop rod inside the doghouse on a pivot and a clip, then swing it up to hold the lid when needed. Prevents tripping over it or kicking it out.
Exactly .I think I can reuse most all the original parts just move it.
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Oh, I see. I didn't know that Dodges have an actual "prop rod". I wrongly assumed that you had a locking arm like my Ford. My bad! That will look great in the engine bay! Are you concerned about blocking the airflow that much?
Jim
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Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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jrdunn96 wrote:Oh, I see. I didn't know that Dodges have an actual "prop rod". I wrongly assumed that you had a locking arm like my Ford. My bad! That will look great in the engine bay! Are you concerned about blocking the airflow that much?
Jim
The air cleaner is a early unsilenced one. It is open 360 ,so it should be ok.
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Love those seat covers!! So they were around 500.00?
Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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rustyspoke66 wrote:Love those seat covers!! So they were around 500.00?
They where $460.00 + $225.00 for the custom work to take the GT design and make it into a A-100 pattern.
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Hope we get to see them when done!! Very cool!!
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rustyspoke66 wrote:Hope we get to see them when done!! Very cool!!
I ,ll post some pics once the covers are installed , maybe by end of the month.
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Ready to install ,before and after pics. 
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Hmmmm, I see Bug!
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Love em!!! Better start saving my pennies.
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Really sharp looking! Those emblems almost look like a Flux Capacitor...let us know if anything happens when you hit 88mph!!! 
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Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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uante wrote:Hmmmm, I see Bug!
My 63.
Dan Scully- Number of posts : 254
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vanny wrote:Really sharp looking! Those emblems almost look like a Flux Capacitor...let us know if anything happens when you hit 88mph!!!
The wheels will probably fall. off.
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rustyspoke66 wrote:Love em!!! Better start saving my pennies.
Thanks.
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Nice Seats! Like that Bug and that Station Wagon in your Avatar picture too!
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uante wrote:Nice Seats! Like that Bug and that Station Wagon in your Avatar picture too!
Thanks . Wagon I bought from the original owner afew years ago . Pretty neat hardtop 9pass and pretty loaded.
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them dodge 880 wagons are low in numbers as far as production. nice car. found this one a few years back at a local show.
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