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ctmandu
PostPosted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:12 pm 
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ok for the people that wanted to know about the tilt column
old 60's column with tilt and turn signal only, no high beam (move to floor)
use parts from luv column and tilt to mate together
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and interior is now done ,with headliner
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Ctmandu, You DA MAN!

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thanks... this is just to show people what can be done or maybe give them and idea or two...you know how it is you see a pic that reminds you of something and next thing you know you have a new idea... happens to me on ebay a lot... look at one part and think thats cool so you do search and find other things and on and on until it all comes together, if you under stand what i am trying to say :roll:

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It looks awesome . What did you us to highlight the silver part of the a/c control?
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It's very apparent you have put a lot of time and effort into that interior. Thanks for the pictures. everything is better with pictures.
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silver leaf from the craft store , you use a sizing (glue) lay the leaf on then brush of the loose silver. and chrome heater knobs are 60'/70's ford truck

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Sweet , thanks for the info . That represents alot of work . Looks great .
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Is it ever really done? LOL...
It's clear that a lot of thought and time went into the interior. Awesome.

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