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yah i know what you meen about the preety . now we have to put it together without opps . lots of non sticky tape im thinking .

we were thinking about using the painless wiring harrness . But i found one that is cheaper and has more options the the painless system . its called Auto Wiring Solutions . $169. verses $474 I think that a good savingshttp://www.autowiringsolutions.c ... ory_id=134 .

the dash insert is about done . 6 holes for the gauges and one for the radio and off to the painters.
the heater hole that we put in the dash was a littel backyard looking so we made a box to kinda take the [ just cut out look ] out of the dash .
a littel more sanding and all well be well .

Looks great!!

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1979 Luv 2wd, rebuilt impulse G200, Weber 32/36, Offy intake, Delta cam, Pacesetter header, Flowmaster, 2 1/4 inch pipe, lowered 4 inches, Bed shortened 10 inches, 1997 Tahoe wheels with 225/50R16 Toyo Proxes.

thanks Costa

wow man thats lookin awsome!

well been over at the coast visting my kids and now back to work on the luv . called the powder coaters and they said thursday or friday the frame well be done . then ill transfer all the susenption on to the frame . the motor well be done soon then i can set it in the frame and then put the cab back on .

very nice looking good cant wait to see it come togather

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1980 Mikado-Sold.

1993 Lexus SC400 my Daily
2004 Yamaha WR250F my new love in life
2016 Toyota Camry my girls ride

yes it well be nice to have it all together . cut the holes for the gauges in the dash insert .

Thats so sick!!! I'm crazy jealous,

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1978 Chevy LUV - Sold
1990 Kawasaki EX500
2008 Yamaha TTR230

thanks for the crazy jealous post . work hard on that dash . so thanks again

very very nice... i was looking at doing something like that a long time ago but never did... nice to see someone doing it and doing it right

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thanks ctmando . this has been a fun one . we have ordered a american autowire , wiring for the hole project bumper to bumper . 349.00 . we got the highway seires 15 http://www.sunrisecolor.com/products.php download the catolog and go to page 3

Not like it is in my signature or anything.

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RIP R.J.B.

well just got back from the powder coaters and the frame looks great .

so that year chevelle dash will fit without cutting or is there some fabrication to do? besides of course the heater box hole. Looks very nice my truck looks great except the dang ol' dash haha. My uncle is a chevelle fanatic he would love me to throw a chevelle dash in mine and i like the way it looks and the fact its METAL!

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1980 Chevy LUV 4x4 Weberfied Sold
1974 Chevy LUV 4x4 Weberfied

See pics on page 2

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RIP R.J.B.

i saw the pics just wondering if it was cut down i couldnt really tell it was a nicely done job.

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1980 Chevy LUV 4x4 Weberfied Sold
1974 Chevy LUV 4x4 Weberfied

I see a big differnce in these 2 pics he posted (and weld marks)

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RIP R.J.B.

yes theres fab work . I cut the top part of the chevelle dash 3/4 of an inch off the where it meets the windshield . then took 3 7/8 out of the center of the top , shaved about 1/2 of an inch off the sides where it meets the a pillers . the insert we took it out of the insterment cluster . If i did it again i would take everything out of the center . the heater hole was a after thought and cutting everthing out of the center would fit right into the after thought . all and all it wasnt to hard just take your time have alot of vision and measure measure measure fit fit fit then cut and weld simple ha ha .