Nice, is that the courtesy light from a fastback I see there? No armrest/ashtry from the regular 67/68, but the price you pay to have it look so integrated. No window-crank helps a ton.Well, here it is...finally done! Custom interior quarter panels finished off the interior.
Losing the armrest/ashtray comes with the territory with the Shelby-style rollbar. The interior quarter panels started with the '68 Shelby convertible repro pieces and had to be modified to fit (of course). They were then covered with the matching vinyl. That is indeed a fastback courtesy light. Between the underdash lights, the light at the rear of the console, and those, it really lights up inside.Nice, is that the courtesy light from a fastback I see there? No armrest/ashtry from the regular 67/68, but the price you pay to have it look so integrated. No window-crank helps a ton.
What is the backing material of those panels, any chance of duplicating them and marketing the panels (with or without upholstering)?
The power window wiring was pretty easy with the kit I had.reen,
I really like the console with power window switches built in. How easy was it to wire the switch kit that you bought? Does it come with all wiring and directions? Plug and play or did it require a lot of farting around?
Great job by the way. Your car looks fantastic!!!!
Which part is luck, exactly?Wow looks nice, you're so lucky
The power window wiring was pretty easy with the kit I had.
Watson's StreetWorks
http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/power_stuff.html
Your switches didn't come with the plugs & harness?Wow! You got a kit?
I just got the switches:
Your switches didn't come with the plugs & harness?
Yeah, these are still the only ones I know of that aren't plastic crap.But these switches are the best I (you) have found. I returned the ones I purchased from Jegs, as they were not even half the quality.
Yeah, these are still the only ones I know of that aren't plastic crap.
Well, I should back off of that a bit and say that I have seen some nice installations using OEM switches from various applications. To the best of my knowledge though these billet ones are the only universal ones out there that don't look cheapo.
It's a '67 Shelby repro hood. You can get a similar hood to fit a '65 from most parts places.I dont know if it was stated before, but where did you get that hood from? im looking for a similar hood for my mustang, and cant find one that I had seen like that about a year ago, thanks for any info!
Yes, it's bittersweet indeed, but I really, really enjoy building them so planning what's next helps ease the painCongrats, Pete. Must be kind of a bittersweet feeling to let that project go finally.
We may be going to the Flastaff Route 66 show in September. Will you have a car there?
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