When I get around to redoing my interior, I'd like to order everything at once, from the same company if possible. For those of you guys who've done your interiors, what're your opinions on the quality of parts from Paddock, Year One, Legendary (I've heard some good some bad about these guys), or Just Dashes. I saw JD mentioned in an article in either Mopar Muscle or Mopar Action, and it looks like they make a good quality product. I haven't contacted them for any pricing yet. Plus I'd rather take the time to save enough money for a high quality, high priced product than get a "meh" product at a good price.

Edit: So far I'm planning on a dash pad (need a better dash fram too as mine is all cut up), new vinyl seat covers, door panels and interior quarter panel trim, armrests, carpet and a headliner.

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From what I understand, Year One and Paddock's interior kits are made by Legendary, so it kinda comes down to price. Just Dashes is pretty pricey and I remember reading some negitive stuff about them on this site, try a search. I think SSDan had another source that he liked better.

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First, if you've not done so already, decide on what you want the end result of all your hard work: show car, nice driver, racer, etc. Then....proceed to spend some money. All the sources you've mentioned are excellent. If you want period correct seat covers then Legendary would be my choice. Since my car is not intended for showing, I went to a local upholstery shop and am quite satisfied with their work. Headliner, dash pad, carpet, etc. can be purchased more economically from other sources.