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Re: Glass interior started
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very cool man! looking good, keep up the good work. i'm watching closely ![]()
1989 gmc sierra, 383 LT1 stroker, T56 , spec stage 3, eaton 4:10 posi, PST bushings,kp 6 link, conti's, the usual air stuff, some nice smooth imodium green sealer, some old 17's and BAM...a money pit!
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FSC CHAPLAIN
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Re: Glass interior started
Looking good! How bout some info on the fuel cell? Capacity, Source, Price, etc.......
I'm allergic to stupidity. If exposed, I may begin to insult the cause repeatedly. ![]() '93 Chevy 4.3/5-spd 17" Eagles '00 Yukon XL Looking for a complete 3.73 posi 5-lug rear end Credit for sig goes to Chuggernaut-Thanks! Last edited by ccreddell : 04-09-2006 at 04:55 PM. |
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Re: Glass interior started
Fuel cell is made by RCI. 15 gal capacity ,bought through summit racing for $230. I have a 45 degree filler neck for it that will adapt it to use the stock fuel door. I fabbed up the brackets so the tank sits 2" above the lower frame rail. Tank dimentions are 30"long x 12" wide x 9" tall.
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any updates? I may have to use what you've done as a starting point on how I want to do mine. I've got a full set of Autometer Phantoms going in my '89. I've been trying to get an idea of how I wanted to do it, I hate the cut a big hole and stick a gauge in look. you even have the push button start idea I had floating around in my head. Very nice work!
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In The Mud
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Looking good so far...you mentioned something about your bed, and i know this is the interior forum, but are you making the fiberglass tonnaeu cover for the bed, or are you going to be buying it? My buddy and i are thinking about building one, and we were looking for suggestions for the inner support.I want it to be strong, (not sagging. i'm building a plywood platform, then thinking of doing a coupld of differant things for the inner support, but can't really figure out how we want to do it yet. The only reason we were thinking about building one, is that we don't really like the way any of the pre-made tonnaeu's look, and we can design the ones we like ourselves, just looking for suggestions of course.
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Well lets see ,got a lot of my parts .Correct seats showed up,billet window switches, armrests and sound system.Needed the speakers to start building doorpanels ,rear panels and tonneau.
TO LOKI. tonneau I'm making is going behind the seats(like the old T BIRDS and the newer corvettes have). Dash is comming along nicely,a little more fine tuning and it will be ready for carbon fiber. Also pulled the old motor over the weekend so I can start getting the frame and firewall ready for paint. Take care Dave |
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WHAT HAS SCIENCE DONE!?!
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Wow, just found this thread, VERY impressive work! Are you still planning on the "glossy" carbon fiber to finish it? Please keep posting pics of that thing, looks like a really cool project.
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Stock sucks
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Damn you must make bank...Where do you work? I need to get in your business lol. You should do this for a living you are really good at it and I bet you could make a fortune making dashes and door panels. Awesome work.
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Wow I also just found this thread that dash is amazing, great work, can't wait to see the finished project
"Water Can Flow Or It Can Crash, Be Water My Friend"
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Re: Glass interior started
Thanks for all the encouraging words. As far as the cf on the dash and other fg panels ,yes they will be as glossy as i can get them . I plan on painting most of the fg a medium to dark silver with the cf on selected areas like the gauge cluster, the defroster and ac tubes around the spkrs ect...
To cuztom90 Im like most guys on this site only backwards ,where most guys have a $35,000 dollor truck and put 5 into it I started with a 5000 dollor truck and put 35into it.Stupid but someones gotta do it.LOL The banks almost broke so this thing needs to get finished. One place it looks like I might have to cut corners is in the engine comp. I planned to cf the inner fender wells and make flat trim panels out of cf to hide the insides of the fenders but there is a worldwide shortage of cf .I have enough on hand to do the interior (providing i dont screw any up) but I have 6 yrds on order that might not show up for a couple months. I have been practicing doing "fake" painted on cf that looks pretty good so I might have to go that route. Take care I'll keep you posted of my progress Dave |
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Stock sucks
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Haha I hear ya im the samestarted out with a $2000 dollar truck and have a good $5000 in it and alot more to go. |
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1995 1500 4x4 350
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Dash looks amazing...would love to have something like that in my truck...
Jake
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Heres a better pic after a little more work and a fresh coat of epoxy.
Dave
When I started this project I had more money than brains,now I'm about even !
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Tonka Toy
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How much did the materials on those mirrors run you?
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Cheyenne '81 sidestep, yellow, 5.7L
Silverado '88 sidestep, gold, 5.7L Cheyenne '90 sidestep, brown, 4.3L
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I remember.
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Re: Glass interior started
That looks sweet I hope you keep the sunshade its not very often you see a custom glassed dash with one and I really like it.
2006 Chevrolet Silverado Crew Cab LT Dark Blue Metallic
1984 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Silverado Black 6" Lift, 35's, and 4.10's |
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In The Mud
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Re: Glass interior started
looking good bro...i just started my door panels last night, there is a write up in the audio forum if you want to keep track...i'm going to be getting the ball rolling this weekend big time.
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Fabric approx $60 for 1 yrd epoxy resin $120 gal misch sand paper $15 urethane clear $30 various polishing compounds pads ect...$40 I have been experimenting with vac bagging overlays and plan on attempting it on the cf on the door panels .That should cut down on the mtl cost and reduce sanding . Dave
When I started this project I had more money than brains,now I'm about even !
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hurry up and post some pics so I can copy yours(lol) I'll keep my eyes on that post LOKI Dave
When I started this project I had more money than brains,now I'm about even !
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In The Mud
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I'll be tearing the driver's side door off too and starting that as well. i already have the mold, just need to get cut the other door up and lay it down. But i don't want to hi-jack your thread, so i'll quit talking about my crap. |
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