Very nice! 
62 progress
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Norcal CA
2018 C1 of Year Finalist
Installed some more things...
Convertible top braces
Seat belt retainers
Fresh air and heater
Brake and clutch pedal
Installed rear taillight harness and lights
Door access plates and covers
Convertible top braces
Seat belt retainers
Fresh air and heater
Brake and clutch pedal
Installed rear taillight harness and lights
Door access plates and covers
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James - you may as well leave that fresh air hose off until nearly the last thing....its in the way for almost everything else you do in the engine compartment. What am I looking at on the master cylinder there...can't quite figure it out ??
Frank
Frank
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Le Mans Master
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MP dual master brake. I did not put the mc onto it. I can take off the fresh air hose easily.
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Looking good!It hard to believe it's almost been a year since my 62 looked that way.It was really a learning experience but well worth the praise you get when the cars done.
Please continue to post up pictures!
Please continue to post up pictures!
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How did you repair all the screw holes in the doors? Any close up photos of that area?
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Le Mans Master
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From: Norcal CA
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The access door plate holes... I had one which would not go in so I just put some epoxy to hold the screw in. It was was on the large access plate so one screw was not going to make any difference. The rest of the holes were not stripped.
I have not tried the door panels yet to see if these holes are okay.
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Le Mans Master
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This weekend, I am going attempt to paint the interior console once more with the correct paint. I bought the paint and own a gravity feed sprayer. This way, all of the dash components can be completed and installed. Hopefully, it will turn out nice.
so we are going to fill that out now.
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Le Mans Master
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Little by little...
The antenna and the rear deck lid latches are installed.
I still have to replace the clips for the correct ones in the decklid area.
decklid latches
Installed some more engine bay parts like the block off plate since not an FI car.
Cleaned up the antenna mast and bracket.
The antenna and the rear deck lid latches are installed.
I still have to replace the clips for the correct ones in the decklid area.
decklid latches
Installed some more engine bay parts like the block off plate since not an FI car.
Cleaned up the antenna mast and bracket.
