Legendary Interior

[Randy73]

I just got parts for my 73 charger and am both happy and sad.

Seat covers were really nice, though the buttons are only held on by a metal wire, same way manila envelopes use.

Trunk divider did not have the cutouts for the seat latches, so I have to cut those out myself which I could have bought the board myself and saved a freat deal of money.

Package tray, this piece REALLY bugs me. I got the one with the speaker cutouts and they did not clean up the shavings, just painted over them. Which made them look very cheap. I had to sand them down and am going to repaint tonight. Plus, they put a vinyl piece on each end, but it runs 2" over on all 4 corners, do not know why they didn't cut the ends off and taper the edges.
Also, does anybody have pictures of the sail panels from a non-SE car, the ones I had originally had a slot on the lower side, but the ones I got do not have this slot, but mine came apart in pieces so I cannot figure out were the slot goes. Pretty sure the slot is for the headliner to go over the top part of the panel and hook onto the metal hooks, but am not sure, as mine has the plastic sail panels and I have not seen pictures of other cars like mine.

So in the end, I would recommend the seat covers and door panels, but not much else. Though I have not bought a lot of products from them.

Man, I am having a TERRIBLE time with vendors lately.

 

[MRHWS]

This is the only pic I could find of my '74 sail panels. The only slot I remember is along the back, for the screw that holds the rear window metal trim. I do remember a hook like protrusion on the rear of the panel that catches in a slot on the c pillar. Hope this helps.

 

[Randy73]

Sorry, I was talking about the cardboard sail panel, Legendary does not sell the plastic panel.

 

[MRHWS]

Maybe I'm confused, but the only cardboard sail panels I know of, are the SE which you cover with the headliner material. Every hardtop and coupe I've seen have the molded plastic. You're not referring to the coated cardboard weather panels that go behind the sail panels, are you?

 

[Randy73]

Maybe I'm confused, but the only cardboard sail panels I know of, are the SE which you cover with the headliner material. Every hardtop and coupe I've seen have the molded plastic. You're not referring to the coated cardboard weather panels that go behind the sail panels, are you?

There is a cardboard piece behind the plastic panels. Looks to be a there as a sound deadener.

 

[MRHWS]

It's a moisture liner. I don't have a pic of mine to see the notch. I would think the notch is for the headliner rod, looking at the crappy drawing in the body service manual.

 

[Randy73]

Cardboard as a moisture liner, seems odd.