I’m… I done did it. There’s no turning back now!

On a side note… the defroster vent is a total pain to cut out. Especially with the dash still in place. The instructions say to use a chisel or die grinder to cut the spot welds. Yeah… about that.

The floor pans are in good shape. I’ll deal with the wiring nightmare as I work on the Vintage Air.

Marty- Do you mind sending your wiring tool box down for a little bit? You definitely have a jam up setup!

That is a very good possibility. Would you mind sending them to me if you can find them? My buddy’s wife is making a scrap book for me to have when I go to car shows.

I feel like it's a quest as I know I have them and I feel the need to find them more then you can imagine.

Love all the pics Matt. Your doing great sir. Keep it up.

Thanks, Scott! I’m working on it. I’ll post an update in the next day or so. I started on the AC install and I’m not to fond of the plastic firewall plate that’s supplied with the kit.

So much to do and definitely not enough time or funds. I’m still waiting for my money tree to bloom!! :lmao:

Small update: I started working on mocking up the Vintage Air system. I can say that I definitely do not like the chincey plastic firewall cover that is supplied with the kit. I would like to replace that with metal and used bulkhead fittings. We shall see what I can come up with. Anyone have any ideas in the meantime?

As you all can see, the many years in Kindergarten almost paid off.

The template is supposed to line up somewhere in this area...

The template was no use.... or I just didn't know how to use it. Either way, I managed to get the defrost duct mounted.

The airbox is mounted temporarily. I will layout everything for the Terminator X Max next and also determine how I want to run the AC and heater lines. And Yes, the wiring under the dash will be addressed too. I'm leaving it in place now for your viewing pleasure.