75 Interior work
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75 Interior work
Hello all!
I just started working on the interior of my '75. So far I have removed about 90% of the interior (minus the steering collumn and speedo/tach dash section. I have been patching some of the electrical since someone had put an aftermarket stereo in and spliced about a half-dozen wires...
I have a few questions:
1. Where is a good place to get a factory looking radio?
- Iconicautomotive is going out of business...
2. I need to redo the floorboard texture stuff because I ended up scraping it off since it was all gummy and nasty. Any idea what I can use or where I can get it?
3. Last for this post. Wiring diagrams for the interior and eventually engine bay?
thanks in advance.
Troy
I just started working on the interior of my '75. So far I have removed about 90% of the interior (minus the steering collumn and speedo/tach dash section. I have been patching some of the electrical since someone had put an aftermarket stereo in and spliced about a half-dozen wires...
I have a few questions:
1. Where is a good place to get a factory looking radio?
- Iconicautomotive is going out of business...
2. I need to redo the floorboard texture stuff because I ended up scraping it off since it was all gummy and nasty. Any idea what I can use or where I can get it?
3. Last for this post. Wiring diagrams for the interior and eventually engine bay?
thanks in advance.
Troy
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From: Southbound
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Post a Want To Buy ad in the For Sale section on the forum here; troll eBay.
Remember: stock radios are two part and require the convector assembly in order to work. Your original convector might still be in the car.
Remember: stock radios are two part and require the convector assembly in order to work. Your original convector might still be in the car.
