I'm looking for recommendations on an interior installer in north,central New Jersey.

 

what exactly do you want to do

 

You either have a lot of extra money, no time to work on the car (why have it?), no place to work on the car, or you don't know how to turn a screwdriver....cause that is about the only tool you need to work on the interior. The interior is one of the easiest tasks to perform on a 40 year-old car.

#1 buy a copy of the AIM for your year car...it has all the details of installation/disassembly that you need;
#2 remove and clean all of the removable panels; then inspect them for damage;
#3 repair any panels that can be salavaged...original panels repaired well will look/fit better than any aftermarket panels ever could;
#4 buy any panels/parts you need to replace;
#5 re-dye all panels (old and new, so that they match) with SEM ColorCoat vinyl dye (not spray can stuff--do a SEARCH for more info on how to do this job right!).
#6 give all parts a coating of polymer protectant like Nu-Vinyl or Meguiar's for plastic parts [and never use Armor-All again ];
#7 reinstall parts and enjoy your 'new' interior...it will look as good as new.

Finally: No, I don't know any such installers in Jersey. But, since the interior is TIME-intensive [but easy] work, it would still cost a 'bloomin' fortune to have someone else do it.

 

New Carpet and interior re-dye.

 

Have you considered doing these yourself?

Any automotive upholstery shop can install carpet and dye parts.

 

hey you live right in Madison if you need help you can look me up I just did my 70 ,carpet ,dye, everything ,.. pm me