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Let's see your CockPits

Mike Gaines

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I will show mine. This is a pix of my cockpit in the 1965 Altered wheelbase Plymouth Belvedere. 15" rear altered wheelbase and 10" front altered with tube axle. 26" Engine setback. I did all the work in the backroom of my speed shop in winter of 1966.

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Mike, you were very fortunate to be in the right place,in the right era to do what you have done.I really dig that AWB car and that you raced the **** out of it.I was never able to support the racing addiction and be able to go every week to race.
But I finally have the car I always wanted,performing the way I always wanted.It has double duty as street bruiser and lay down some respectable ETs.This coming season will be mid 9's at over 140,change a pulley,,,add some octane and go mid 8s!
 
There is something in the Gold Section about this, but here is my view from the driver seats....

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:)
 
Yeah I've been enthralled with typewriter drive trans since it was pert near ok to still **** my britches. Won't be all that long approaching a chapter in life where shitting in da pants is again ok..
 
Here's a before and after shot. The dash bezels were done by Barb Cooke.

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My 68 with my new custom center console. I used an extra seatback I had from legendary to cover it ....

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