colodak
Adventurer
couple of suggestions for you. I used to have an '81 Ramcharger, if your going to use an aftermarket Electronic Control Module, get the best you can afford from NAPA or Carquest, I used to replace mine every year because they were a common failure. Also, if you have one of those damn little ceramic looking resistor blocks on the firewall, keep an extra of those as well and replace them at each tune-up.
I had to replace most of the interior on mine. I took those side panels out in the rear, they are just heavy cardboard, used them as a template and cut new side panels out of 1/8" plywood then recovered them with new fabric. I also lined the dead space in the back with foam padding (you can use audio sound deading material) it quited the truck down immensely and actually made it feel warmer in the winter.
I had to replace most of the interior on mine. I took those side panels out in the rear, they are just heavy cardboard, used them as a template and cut new side panels out of 1/8" plywood then recovered them with new fabric. I also lined the dead space in the back with foam padding (you can use audio sound deading material) it quited the truck down immensely and actually made it feel warmer in the winter.