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Old 07-26-2016, 12:22 PM
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I would love to know where you purchased the Switches & Illuminating labels!

By the way beautiful build!
I agree... sweet build!

And I would also love to know where you got the switches and labels!
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Thanks Guys. Switches were purchased from the link below. They offer all types of options. I want to say they will even do custom etching on the rockers if needed but I never pursued that route.

https://www.otrattw.net/
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Damn I really like those! cha Ching. Those are going to look sweet.
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So what oil pan are you using on your TMS stroker motor? I went with one of their forged LS3 motors and kept thinking about the 416 stroker but was worried about getting the right oil pan that wouldn't hang below the subframe. Project looks great and is definitely persuading me to do a few touch ups to the motor when its finally ready to go in. Having the fire wall smoothed at the moment and also going with the Raingear wipers to clean up under the hood.
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The engine looks great! Glad to see progress. Good luck moving forward!
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Nice work, that's going to be a fun street motor for sure.
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Very nice work! Can't wait to see the finished car. I am curious which push button ignition you are planning on going with. I love the OTRATTW guages.
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I also purchased a steering column from GM Tilt. Since I plan to use push button start this is a shaved key column Have not installed yet but we all love pictures so here they are:

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I also purchased A DSE dash insert to begin the thoughts and overall layout for my dash panel. Not much progress here outside of the switch panel that you see a couple of photos of. I found a source for very high quality switches with a huge assortment of labels that illuminate. Overall a very OEM look. If anyone needs the information just let me know and I will pass along.

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Where did you get the light switch panel? Very nice touch.
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Where did you get the light switch panel? Very nice touch.
Those do look good.

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Those do look good.

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Where did you get the light switch panel? Very nice touch.

https://rockerswitchpros.com

I've considered them myself. Yes, they are nice.
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