Rear Belt moldings are installed and the outer cat whiskers. They are top quality Top Cat but the clips were just off enough that I had to lenghten slots to allow them to snap in. I spent 3 hours fitting the rear two cat whiskers.
Had the same issue with my whiskers from Top Cat. They worked perfect though.Rear Belt moldings are installed and the outer cat whiskers. They are top quality Top Cat but the clips were just off enough that I had to lenghten slots to allow them to snap in. I spent 3 hours fitting the rear two cat whiskers.
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I really like that dash stand. That is a great idea.71 is pretty much done so I can shift my focus on this one for a while. Interior is almost gutted. I removed the dash this morning and got it on my stand. Pulled the Heater box so it can be rebuilt.
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I just screwd some 2x4’s together with casters to move it around. Worked well for the 71 so I kept it.I really like that dash stand. That is a great idea.
It sure was, wasn't it?Weather cooperated today so I was able to get the dash frame prepped and sprayed. Getting the gauges up to speed. The ammeter was smoked so I ordered a voltmeter that I will integrate in the original spot. Also painted the needles.
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Sweet! Did you buy that speaker adapter/mount or make it?The dash is going together.
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Bought it from turnswitch. They don’t have them on their website but I emailed them and they sold me a couple for $11 each.Sweet! Did you buy that speaker adapter/mount or make it?
Where can I pick up some Molotow liquid chrome? Nice job.
Very nice!More dash work. Dissembled, cleaned, and tested the heater/AC controls. It was in good shape other than the lettering yellowed, and the knobs were cracked and the chrome peeling. The arms were freshened up with some zinc paint. Polished some spare knobs I had along with the blower switch. The decal was brittle but some 3M 38987 adhesive made short work of it. The same stuff I use to clean up glue over spray when doing vinyl tops.
One cleaned up I painted the chrome outer edge then applied the new decal from Premium Dash Decals, assembled and installed.
I also installed the AM/FM Gary Tayman converted for me. This one has all the features including bluetooth and amp outputs.
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