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05-07-2002, 08:59 PM
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Blurry Interior shot
I just felt like posting this. You guys like the silver CD player/steering wheel contrasting with the black dash?
I'm thinking about painting the bezels on either side of the gauges silver too, think that'd look cool along with the other stuff? I mean not going overboard, just a little tasteful color contrast.
White face gauges will be made soon... me and a freind of mine who is a graphic design major are gonna try photoshopping blue flames ontop of unforgiven's white face templates and see how they turn out. Hopefully good, if not I'll just got straight white.
Sorry its blurry.... I've been having this problem lately where my hands shake really bad and I can't control it. Should proabbly see a doctor about that, I mean its bad enough where people are starting to notice.
I'm thinking about painting the bezels on either side of the gauges silver too, think that'd look cool along with the other stuff? I mean not going overboard, just a little tasteful color contrast.
White face gauges will be made soon... me and a freind of mine who is a graphic design major are gonna try photoshopping blue flames ontop of unforgiven's white face templates and see how they turn out. Hopefully good, if not I'll just got straight white.
Sorry its blurry.... I've been having this problem lately where my hands shake really bad and I can't control it. Should proabbly see a doctor about that, I mean its bad enough where people are starting to notice.
05-09-2002, 10:42 PM
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Car: 91 Formula, 79 Trans Am, 72 LeMans
Engine: 305 TPI, 6.6, 350 Pontiac
Transmission: T5, 3 speed, TH350
Haha, my legs in there.
Shaky hands, need to cut down on that internet ****, huh??
Shaky hands, need to cut down on that internet ****, huh??
05-10-2002, 12:49 AM
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Car: 89 RS
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Transmission: TH350
I think I should have left my horn button black when I painted my wheel. I didnt paint the button, I just stripped eveything off of it. After seeing that one, I think I screwed up. What you think?
Good ideas on the rest of the interior. Dont go overboard though.
Good ideas on the rest of the interior. Dont go overboard though.
05-10-2002, 01:26 AM
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Yep, I was in the back seat it was about the only way to do it.
Actually, my shaky hands are from trying to break a legit caffeine addiction cold turkey. Its a bad idea. People are starting to wonder whats wrong with me.
it was about the only way to do it. Actually, my shaky hands are from trying to break a legit caffeine addiction cold turkey. Its a bad idea. People are starting to wonder whats wrong with me.
05-10-2002, 02:50 AM
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looks good man, and good luck tryin to break the habit! You are a braver man than I....just do somthing to keep yourself occupied, like going forth w/ the rest of your plans of painting the other little parts of your interior! Trending Topics
05-11-2002, 02:33 AM
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Not sure, I can dig the box outa the basement tomorrow. I just know its the silver spoked grant challenger and it costs about $45 depending on where you get it.
Leather seats hopefully go in tomorrow!
Leather seats hopefully go in tomorrow!
05-11-2002, 11:16 AM
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hey i got that same sterring wheel. but the paint or what ever was on it has faded like hell. how do u take off the sterring wheel becuz i want to buy the sameone but in chrome to match my shifter.
05-12-2002, 02:58 AM
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If you already have one of these, swapping in another one should be really simple. Just pop the horn button off, take the bolts all off, and put the new one on. Shouldn't need a wheel puller or any special tools because the adapter is still mounted. The horn button is a PITA to get set up though!
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