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Gutting the dash and making it look pretty |
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This is the dash and wiring at the beginning of the project... Looks pretty shitty to me. | ||
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Here is the start of a very long project. I think pulling the dash out was one of the best parts, as you can see from how bent up it is. :-) | ||
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A mess of cables is shown after the ugly dash is removed... | ||
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This is a dry fit of the dash after I cut out all of the initial holes. Yes, the dash started as one rectangular piece of fiberglass before I started cutting away... It takes a lot of patience to cut out perfect circles by hand. | ||
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The dash final has a primer coat and the gauges are installed. I had to take it out as it neared 80 degrees in March (that is insane, but I enjoyed the early ride.) | ||
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The dash finally starts to get some switches, aircraft style switches that is. | ||
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The dash has it final coats of paint... Isn't it pretty. | ||
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Finally the dash is complete... The only thing that I added after this was the passenger grab bar, which was being repainted at the time. | ||
