fastdave said:I want to get rid of my radio in my 65 stang. I have seen radio delete plates for about $40 - $50. Seems kinda high for a piece of metal. Any ideas that would be cheaper?
LUCAFU1 said:what about a heater delete plate? anyone know where to get that?
LUCAFU1 said:what about a heater delete plate? anyone know where to get that?
67Dylan said:Some sheet metal, cutters, welder & sweat!I'm in process of cutting/welding one for mine, as well as one for the radio. It's gonna lay flush w/the metal around it. Gonna look sorta like some fox bodies do w/the smooth engine bay. I'll shoot you some before and after pics if you want Luis.
stangkid88 said:http://mustangsunlimited.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=HCD100+01 $50 here... but my bet is that it's not in stock.
LUCAFU1 said:hell yeah dylan that would be great. BTW let me know how hard it is. i wish i had something to make a curve in the metal. BTW im about to buy a rotissorie cause im tired of laying on my back taking off the under coating LOL.
anyway have you seen the dash w/o out the pad? just smooth metal? i removed the piece that holds the pad and im gonna smooth it out, i think it looks sick and now i can sell my new pad and put that towards more parts
LUCAFU1 said:hell yeah dylan that would be great. BTW let me know how hard it is. i wish i had something to make a curve in the metal. BTW im about to buy a rotissorie cause im tired of laying on my back taking off the under coating LOL.
anyway have you seen the dash w/o out the pad? just smooth metal? i removed the piece that holds the pad and im gonna smooth it out, i think it looks sick and now i can sell my new pad and put that towards more parts
jterry831 said:Show us a pic of your dash without the pad on it. I'm curious to see how that looks.
67Dylan said:A rotis would be nice; seen the plans online to build your own? I'm using 1/4" steel I picked up from the metal yard's scrap pile for .30/lb to build a frame holder. Tho, another project isn't what you have time for or need right now
Try a body shop supply store for the tools you need for the metal bending. It'll take some practice, but you'll get it right. Come to think of it that's actually a good idea about smoothing the dash out...
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