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Old 11-07-2014, 01:07 PM
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I think it looks great - and you have buckets which are actually bolstered properly and comfortable. However, I am glad I don't have to sit on black leather being baked by the sun!

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Old 11-07-2014, 06:56 PM
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What does the dash look like on a right hand drive '68 GTO? I assume they were converted to RHD
Yes she was converted to RHD in 1968 here in Aus . The cut in dash was between the gauge cluster and the climate control . To put it lightly it was a ruff job and that's why re gauged and flat blacked the face and the wiring was just rubbish. The only difference I really notice is the his and hers shifter gate positions on the his side. Its just so easy to push into Neutral .

My rebuild Video and it has some dash shots in it ( apart and back together ) . The PY upload of pictures is not working for me now . Gee she has changed since that Video all those years ago .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obQ-...h080JA&index=1

Webfoot - Yes it could be hot in the seat I still don't know if this is the final trim set up on the seats .It could be split up white and black but that is a long way off

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