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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 7:50 pm
by GJUK
Really great work, are you doing a lot of this work on your front drive as well?

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 7:58 pm
by danny_duke01
Had the rear parcel shelf trimmed in 'tan' leather... (10/09/2015)
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Manage to find a genuine ex Police certified 140 MPH speedometer which i had swapped,cleaned & tested by 'Speedy Cables' in Swansea... (Sept 2015)
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Fitted the dash dials back in... (24/09/2015)
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 8:07 pm
by danny_duke01
Fitting the dash back in... (29/09/2015)
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Dash mat still to be applied/fastened properly... (29/09/2015)
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New boot/trunk lock fitted... (Sept 2015)
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 9:04 pm
by danny_duke01
GJUK wrote:Really great work, are you doing a lot of this work on your front drive as well?
Thanks mate!! :thumbright: Yep i sure am...well my Dad's front drive!! ;) :lol:

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 9:51 pm
by GJUK
danny_duke01 wrote:
GJUK wrote:Really great work, are you doing a lot of this work on your front drive as well?
Thanks mate!! :thumbright: Yep i sure am...well my Dad's front drive!! ;) :lol:
Well it looks great and you are really going through it properly, very interesting to read. :thumbright:

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 15 9:55 pm
by Steve
Coming one nicely Danny....thanks for the update :thumbright:

Posted: Wed Sep 30, 15 8:29 am
by RobTwin
Can you replace the dash pad Danny? Our 63's could do with replacing but they're not cheap, and ours is about 1/3 the size of yours :shock:

There are some kits available for fixing cracked dash pads etc but that maybe too far gone :?

Or are just going to hide it under that bit of carpet ;) :lol:

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 4:28 pm
by danny_duke01
GJUK wrote:
danny_duke01 wrote:
GJUK wrote:Really great work, are you doing a lot of this work on your front drive as well?
Thanks mate!! :thumbright: Yep i sure am...well my Dad's front drive!! ;) :lol:
Well it looks great and you are really going through it properly, very interesting to read. :thumbright:
Thanks again mate!! :thumbright:

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 4:29 pm
by danny_duke01
Steve wrote:Coming one nicely Danny....thanks for the update :thumbright:
Cheers Steve!! :thumbright:

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 4:37 pm
by danny_duke01
RobTwin wrote:Can you replace the dash pad Danny? Our 63's could do with replacing but they're not cheap, and ours is about 1/3 the size of yours :shock:

There are some kits available for fixing cracked dash pads etc but that maybe too far gone :?

Or are just going to hide it under that bit of carpet ;) :lol:
I would certainly like to try and replace it at some point,not had much luck in coming across one though. I can imagine it's not a cheap part...not desperate for it right now as i would like to get the car on the road up and running first and then search harder down the line.
I never even looked into the kits tbh as i honestly thought mine is way too far gone. It's a real shame what sitting all those years in the Nevada sun can do to a car.
Haha not a fan of the carpet at all...but just think it looks a little more tidier and presentable for now. ;) :lol:

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 4:45 pm
by danny_duke01
Glove box fitted... (30/09/2015)
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New door edge/trim weatherstrip fitted to passenger side... (30/09/2015)
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New 12V socket fitted... (01/10/2015)
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 4:55 pm
by danny_duke01
Here is the original broken drivers side front window regulator (x4 teeth broken)...
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...and here is it's complete replacement part which i managed to find in the States. Just in need of a clean & bit of oil. (06/10/2015)
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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 15 7:52 pm
by latil
Mig welder and a triangle file soon puts teeth back on those!

Posted: Fri Oct 09, 15 12:59 am
by RobTwin
danny_duke01 wrote:
I would certainly like to try and replace it at some point,not had much luck in coming across one though. I can imagine it's not a cheap part...not desperate for it right now as i would like to get the car on the road up and running first and then search harder down the line.
I never even looked into the kits tbh as i honestly thought mine is way too far gone. It's a real shame what sitting all those years in the Nevada sun can do to a car.
Haha not a fan of the carpet at all...but just think it looks a little more tidier and presentable for now. ;) :lol:

Carpet it is then! :thumbright: :lol:

I'd have thought there'd be a scrappy somewhere in the States with decent used dashpads for this age of car... probably on the east side where it's less likely to be cracked. Obviously ;)


Now, about that graffiti on your glovebox.....








Joke :)

Fury

Posted: Sat Oct 17, 15 10:41 pm
by sidewaysjas
Love following this build, keep it coming. :thumbright: