-=Jeff=-

For those who did not see my first post click HERE

I am in process of installing the newer dash.. here are some Pics of my progress



More info here http://www.vettextc.net/dash_installation.htm

Black 'n Blue

When you're finished with this project, NASA could use some help
with their systems. :)

LT5

Boy you are a glutton for punishment!!! :crazy: Good luck :cheers:

Patrick96LT4

:crazy:

I can't figure you out! You drive that car like 2 months of the year, the rest of the time it is in PIECES!!! Sometimes I think you hate that car....

Admiral Blue

:eek: :crazy: :eek: :crazy: :eek: :crazy: :eek: :crazy: :eek: :crazy: :eek:


WOW!

- Jeff

miker61588

dayum i thought my interior was bad..... good luck puttin it back togther :D

Blue 92

Eeeekkkkkk :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Mr. CJ

And to think that I let you do this to yourself, Jeff! I wish you luck. Of course, it was much easier taking the car apart. Here is a pic. I know with your expertise it will look like new again!

AS84

:lol:
You're brave man!

Black 'n Blue

Hey, if he can pull this off he can do anything. NASA's still working on
the difference between metric and english!

-=Jeff=-

Well Sometimes you are right ;)

gh86E

I came close to that point in my interior restoration. Only a few more weekend days and I'll have it all back together. I had torn it all apart over the past year, and was surprised how well it all went back together. It just seemed obvious where each connector went, each screw went, etc. - well, there is still one wire that I don't know what it goes to (I think it was unconnected when I disassembled everything - maybe left over from the original BOSE installation that had been ripped out), and a handful of screws (too many of them anyhow).

I haven't been able to update my Web site (below) with recent reassembly photos because the CorvetteForum Home Page editing has been dead for days. But if you need encouragement that it does all go back together, check my web site in a few days.

art91

So that's why you won't be driving the Vette to Vettefest. :) Good luck with the new dash. No one will be able to tell the year of your car for sure now.
:cheers:

MVR 155

Looks like there is some room to hide a nitrous bottle in that open area on the passenger side of the dash........Who needs a glove box or airbag anyway....:D;)

ZR_Don

So......Jeff,
I guess the Keys and the Title will be the only things left original on this car.:D
You are going to drive the “numbers matching” Corvette Guys Nuts!:eek:
I can’t wait to see the car after it is finished. Good Luck!

nickd

Looks good, just throw a steering wheel on and be done with it.
What do you need fancy things like a dash for in a race car anyway ?
:D
Seriously looks like it's coming along pretty good, I can't wait to see it when it's done.

-=Jeff=-

Actually I replaced the Ignition Cylinder when I swapped the trans.. I wanted the swithc with the Button to keep the factory appearance. But the Door key is Original :D

I am also keeping the 89 steering column and wheel. I kind of like the Telescoping feature

phrogs

Looking good,

This means you needed to change all of your wiring harnesses correct? To include the dash, power seats, and the wires along the transmission tunnel ?
If ao I will take them off your hands
I just emailed you about this and the a/c control..
just get back to me when you can....
Thanks
jp


[Modified by phrogs, 12:13 AM 11/8/2001]

GRX

Been there, done that :D

-=Jeff=-

JP,

I will check your email and respond tonight. As for the Harness.. there are a few connectors missing since I needed to do some custom woring to mate the new dash harness but otherwise if you still want it we can figure out a price. What else do you need? I have the same red interior as you..

Jeff