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Radio and A/C relocation done, w00t!

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  • Start date Start date Jun 16, 2005

nito88stang

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Whelp, i had originally put my gauges in the center vents with a plate i made. YOu can see in this pic where i had my gauges before, i wanted my center vents back so i decided to do something.


Moved the a/c controls down, radio up


Hellhole of wires


Relocated the hellhole of wires, put gauges in


Voila!!! painted and finshed


 

nito88stang

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btw, made it out of an aluminum plate painted black.
 

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NICE!!! That looks real sweet Dude!!!!!
 

Ranchero5.0

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Ditto that, pretty cool effect. Would be nice have it wrinkle finished like the restof the plastic or smooth the plastic near the shifter to keep it the same feel / style.

Good job.

Jamie
 

super302

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what was the procedure in doing this??
 
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Daggar

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Should be in the TALK forum but....

That looks freakin sweet man!
 
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Ranchero5.0 said:
Ditto that, pretty cool effect. Would be nice have it wrinkle finished like the restof the plastic or smooth the plastic near the shifter to keep it the same feel / style.

Good job.

Jamie
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or just an aluminum plate around the shifter.
 

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Looks damn good.

Nick
 

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That looks real nice
 
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I have been wanting to dod this also. What did yuo have to do to get the AC controls moved down? I looked one time and it looked like you had to extend wires and just about rip the dash apart or at least the glove box area. Looks real good by the way. And like someone else said "repaint with crinkle finish". Any help is always appreciated.
 

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looks cool, i recently wired up a switch for my e. fan and .... well not as involved but



just flipped the bezel upside down haha, btw i used to work in lakewood, right off of candlewood/downey
 

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illwood

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Nice job with that.

How do you find looking down at the shifter whenever you want to look at the gauges?

I'm going to be putting in some gauges soon and I'm not sure whether I want to put the gauges in that area or buy the bezel that Autometer makes to located them just below my factory gauges ('94 GT).
 
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looks good. i second the question on how you did it. did you have to lengthen any of the rods or vac lines or was it just moving stuff up and down??
 

nito88stang

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illwood said:
Nice job with that.

How do you find looking down at the shifter whenever you want to look at the gauges?

I'm going to be putting in some gauges soon and I'm not sure whether I want to put the gauges in that area or buy the bezel that Autometer makes to located them just below my factory gauges ('94 GT).
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Well when i'm drivin the Shifter is in the D position so u get a clear shot of the gauges like in this pic
 

nito88stang

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no lines had to be lenghtened. Only one vacuum line gave me a problem and it was a yellow one that went off to the left, i had to use a longer one instead.
 
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