[QUOTE=GregWeld;485985]Here ya go!

Tha's what I am talking about I could really make things happen with that stuff!









I know right! how do we get that gig? ahh my dream job blowing stuff up for a living how awesome would that be!

Wow does time fly! lets try to get things up to date.still some loose ends on the wiring the Ron Francis wire works kit was the bomb. I had one that I installed in my 81 chevy truck and thats why I went back to them the quality is awesome and the support is just great and they are down to earth people too! the Dakota digital dash was also a great choice and looks awesome I have taking some great time lapse and video of the install and hope to get it all put together soon so stay tuned for that. made it to back to the fifties just averaged about three hrs. of sleep for weeks on end here ae some progress picts.

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here is were thing can just go wrong! decided to paint the dash a flat black so the glare on the winshield is not so bad.the flat comes from a additive that is added in the clear 1/2 of the paint turned out great 1/2 turned out shiny as could be????????? I have no idea how this could happen same batch mixed well at the same time.:disgusted: so now it is time to wet sant the entire dash and trim pieces!

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so sick of laying under the dash!
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I can't believe an experienced guy like you would drill sheet metal with a twist drill.... Dude! Bust out the step drills and make a nice clean hole!

For your flat black try using john Deere blitz black you can get a gallon with a gallon of reducer for less than $70 at any john Deere store. It wont get chalky and has a nice sheen. Kevin

lol. I have just about every size step drill made and you are right they are the bomb for sheet metal this shot though I just had to open up a hole to the next size and the step drill would not fit.good trained eye you have.That is not saying that I won't do something stupid next time.lol

Thanks for the tip always good to go down different avenues,

trying to get things up to date. here is a lokk at some of the brackets for the dakota digital controler,and all the wiring coming from the Ron Francis fuse block mounted on magnets for ease of work.

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going like hell on the car lately did get the car put together enough to drive it to one of my favorite shows MN. back to the fifties finaly took it for a test drive at 4:00 am after a huge storm rolled through fri night dropping trees and leaving after dumping over 6" of rain in about an hr! flooded my basement,carport and made me a new lake.got two hrs of sleep and then got up and went to the show.

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Man is this summer flying by! after getting a late start on summer events it really feels great to get some bugs work out of the car and get some miles on it. Really got to test it last weekend went up to Brainerd Mn. on the powercruise, great event with lots to do for everyone brought my son and two of my nephews with to go camping,road racing,and drag racing. pulled the camper up with us. Clark Grizwald would be proud!:hitaxeonthehead: the car is handling awesome and the turbos are doing there job.

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Eric I love the dash, they make some sweet gauge setups.