70 Camaro - Boise, Idaho

[bkswede]

Just amazing watching your progress - your creativity and ability are incredible!


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[214Chevy]

Very nice!!

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by bkswede

Just amazing watching your progress - your creativity and ability are incredible!


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Originally Posted by 214Chevy

Very nice!!

Originally Posted by Spiffav8

Always a balance between function and look. Sounds like you’ve achieved both. Well done!

Thank you!!

[waynieZ]

I like the way the dash come out, nice job.

[Goosesdad]

More progress on the plugs for the molds. I know it all looks a little rough but thought you might enjoy the path. Of course all of this will get ripped out and trashed after the molds.

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Goosesdad

More progress on the plugs for the molds. I know it all looks a little rough but thought you might enjoy the path. Of course all of this will get ripped out and trashed after the molds.
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Love it!

[bkswede]

Looks awesome - I’m sure you’ve mentioned this already, but what are you using for the lcd screen and who is making the gauges for you? Combination of both is going to look great!


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[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by bkswede

Looks awesome - I’m sure you’ve mentioned this already, but what are you using for the lcd screen and who is making the gauges for you? Combination of both is going to look great!


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Thanks!
I sized the space for the large Garmin GPS and also their track map device (Catalyst) - to be interchangeable. Not 100% sure here but wanted the space sized large enough for options.
Plan on using Speedhut or Classic Instruments.

[spinedoc]

This is such an amazing thread! You possess some amazing skills. I am loving how this is looking. Thank you so much for sharing.

[Goosesdad]

A bit more progress on the mock up of the molds. Placement of the side AC vents proved a little challenging. With the door bars and the lowered seats, really needed to keep a space for your feet to move through without having to pull your knees all the way up to your chin! Snaked the ducts between the roll bar and the A-pillar. So, had to keep them up a little higher than planned but as Curtis says (well, really all of us)...form meets function. Had my poor friends climb in and out of this thing about 50 times so I could watch and learn.