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Old 12-27-2021, 06:05 PM
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Default The dash and console

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Originally Posted by Gator67 View Post
Started the Vintage Air install. I had a stud welded on the inside of the firewall prior to paint, so hanging the main unit was quick and easy. I plan to run the hoses per the instructions over the top of the inner fender (under the outer fender) though the RH kick panel. Even though the car was originally non-A/C I'll be using A/C kick panels for a cleaner look (no vent knobs, and modded cover on the RH side will hide hoses). I'm also going to install the center vents in the dash like an A/C car.





Interior pieces are mostly all dyed now. Not sure the colors are 100% correct but the dark and light sandalwood hues look great together.



Digital Dakota RTX gauges...was impressed how well they mimic factory design.

As much as I love engine turned TA gauge bezel, I think I'm going to stick with Firebird wood grain. Will make the required holes in my non-A/C non-gauges bezel using a Greenlee punch.

Where did you find that beautiful dash and center console? Is it original or restored?

 


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