For you myopic people out there that couldn't get past the talk of the wheels in order to see my beautiful refinished "steering" wheel, I shall repost with before and after photos.
Needs a black leather wrap.
Build Thread '83 T-top Coupe - Welding Holes in My Rear
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Needs a black leather wrap.
Really Noobz?......That was 42 freakin replies ago.....What planet do you live on?
EVEN ifitdonmakenosense.Ahdowutahwant
Stop!
Land your space craft in somebodies back yard, and start hanging around actual humans,...then you may get a sense of what normal people think.
Noobz is living large in the cyberworld, not this world, but that don't make him a bad dude. Just misunderstood.
They make deodorant for thatMy Kung Fu is strong.
It's much to heavy. It's hard to tell the big difference in my photos, but that stuff would be way too much for interior pieces.
I agree with you Noobz. I've watched several videos on doing that very thing. I will try that on my transmission handle first.
Maybe go with a green stitching similar to the GLX color?
I really like the TRX wheels. A guy on FEP bought the LMR ones and put them on his '83 GT. http://s531.photobucket.com/user/as...g/IMG_20170303_170007282_zps8nmx0jji.jpg.html
I'd like to help you out but I still can't find that bag of money I hid, I'm starting to think ' that girl at the other end of the couch' has found it. I think I spotted a grandkid with a new pair of shoes
I got a little further, I got the last broken off piece reattached (mostly). That piece is where the left defroster vent blows through. You'll notice the two pegs in the middle aren't there like the right side. After the PBA hardens on the ends I'll lay the panel on it's top and make new pegs using the drywall mesh and PBA.
I almost have all of the cracks fixed. I'll be cleaning them up next and using my dremel to remake the holes that are partially, or totally filled.
In this picture you can see how the end piece is completely missing, this is where the panel attaches to the firewall immediately below the windshield. I filled in the gap with a piece of mesh and PBA. Like i already mentioned, I'll drill out the hole that isn't currently there because of the PBA.
I almost have all of the cracks fixed. I'll be cleaning them up next and using my dremel to remake the holes that are partially, or totally filled.
In this picture you can see how the end piece is completely missing, this is where the panel attaches to the firewall immediately below the windshield. I filled in the gap with a piece of mesh and PBA. Like i already mentioned, I'll drill out the hole that isn't currently there because of the PBA.
All your use of the PBA is really making me feel good about what I plan to use it for. If you trust it to mount your dash, then my half bumper will hang just fine, lol.
I'm attempting to refinance my house to get rid of the debt my wife loaded on me. My house is being appraised right now. My nerves are shreaking even though I know it's just part of the process.
I always remember the appraisal as being the most nerve-racking part of the entire process
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