Now you can give your opinions..TIA
Finally Finished What Do you think!!
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Instructor
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From: Burbank Wa
Finally Finished What Do you think!!
Just finished the interior of the Vette Thusday night but have been to busy since I got back on Monday to give a post on the completion. I hope you all enjoy the pics and please tell me what you think good or BAD!! Just remember I did all the labor on my own did not take anything to anybody to have them do what I could not but found a way to get it done anyways. TIA Scott
But I do not know how to post the pics for you guys they are at car domain but do not know how to get them to this post HELP!!!
But I do not know how to post the pics for you guys they are at car domain but do not know how to get them to this post HELP!!!
Last edited by 2lt1vettes; Sep 7, 2006 at 01:41 AM.
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 1,806
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From: Burlington WI
I hope this helps...
I use PhotoBucket
www.photobucket.com It's free!!
You can upload pictures there and then link to them in your posts.
On PhotoBucket copy the IMG link and paste it into your post here.
It will look like this but show a picture instead:
[IMG]www.photobucket.com/name/picturename.jpg[/IMG]
Here is one that works:
www.photobucket.com It's free!!
You can upload pictures there and then link to them in your posts.
On PhotoBucket copy the IMG link and paste it into your post here.
It will look like this but show a picture instead:
[IMG]www.photobucket.com/name/picturename.jpg[/IMG]
Here is one that works:
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Lompoc, CA. Santa Barbara County
Very nice. That brings back memories of when mine was new. I'll do that someday, when I'm thru with all of the mechanical mods, and there is no way I need to sit in the car while working on it. I may even stop drinking coffee in it if it looks as good as yours.
Le Mans Master
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From: one night in Bangkok you are never lonely
Nice work the finished product looks as good as any pro could do.
What was the original color/ I see a few chips on your steering column so I am guessing that you pained over the original color.
What was the original color/ I see a few chips on your steering column so I am guessing that you pained over the original color.
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From: Coquitlam British Columbia
Looks real good but a few extra details even if the were brief, as to what you actually did and how along with your photos would put it over the top, especially for those of us following behind in your footsteps and dreaming of a successful conclusion such as yours.
Peace out
Ken
Peace out
Ken
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From: Burbank Wa
Originally Posted by Bangkok Dean
Nice work the finished product looks as good as any pro could do.
What was the original color/ I see a few chips on your steering column so I am guessing that you pained over the original color.
What was the original color/ I see a few chips on your steering column so I am guessing that you pained over the original color.
To be honest this is the original color I just have not painted the column yet waiting for a match in the paint department. the nice thing about havng to do only the column is that it will not take much to do it.
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From: Burbank Wa
Originally Posted by ikwhite
Looks real good but a few extra details even if the were brief, as to what you actually did and how along with your photos would put it over the top, especially for those of us following behind in your footsteps and dreaming of a successful conclusion such as yours.
Peace out
Ken
Peace out
Ken
Completely stripped the whole interior and put down reflectix as well, repaired all the wiring and made sure everything works
Also sripped the seat bottoms and backs and repainted them and did the recovering of the cusions with a little extra padding LOL
Last edited by 2lt1vettes; Sep 7, 2006 at 03:08 AM.
