Love this build..... the Wheels are SICK!

any more updates on the car doug?

This weekend has been wiring and interior layout. The best place for the fuse panel worked out to be near the former passenger rear seat. So I'm going through and running all the wires now. I also tackled the dash installation, which required I cut the dash into 3 pieces to get it behind the front hoop.

Now I need to find a good interior shop that can recover the 3 pieces and do the rest of interior customizing I need.

Doug,
How much Fusor did you use to attach the reinforcements?
I'm thinking of doing the same thing...
Thanks!

I coated them pretty good. The first time, I clamped them very tight and squeezed out most of the fusor and was able to get them loose pretty easily. Next time, I left it a little thicker and didn't clamp so tight and that seemed to work out better. We'll have to see how it holds up.

Seats have arrived!
 

Been gathering the remaining parts needed and have quite the list of things to finish. All that's left to order are the gauges and fuel pump and filters.

So now that most of the parts are in house and the holidays approaching, I'm going to use some of my free time to try to make a dent in the list...

1. Mount battery in trunk
2. Install Ron Francis fuse block and wire car
3. Install Corbeau seats and tracks
4. Remove front part of roll cage if it is too close to driver or passenger.
5. Install Vintage Air kit
6. Install dash
7. Install clutch master cylinder and plumbing
8. Plumb brake lines.
9. Plumb fuel lines.
10. Install Hydratech hydra-boost system
11. Order and install fuel pump and filters
12 Install glass
13 Modify rear side panels to fit DSE tubs
14. Finish rear seat delete interior treatment
15. Order and install gauges
16. re-install doghouse
17. Install radiator and fans
18. Install Oil recovery vacuum canister
19. Install over flow tank for radiator
20. Install Luhn Performance built pulley system and power steering pump

"there is no job worth doing that doesn't require a new tool!"
 

Some recently received parts needed to finish off the build.

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Upgraded Brake line tools. Since my motto is "there is no job worth doing that doesn't require a new tool!" :excited:
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nice kitchen:lol: if i did that i be dead...

She wasn't home :-) :headspin:

Awesome! Reminds me of the scene in Pulp Fiction trying to finish stuff before the wife gets home.