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Claret dash
Sorry all tree huggers but fake wood is outdated
Here's a teaser. http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/6107/dscn1970ct2.jpg http://img111.imageshack.us/img111/9546/dscn1971jl6.jpg I'll post more later along with my Claret engine covers:D |
gotta wet sand and buff them suckers out man..give them the ultra shine:cool:
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Tomorrow i'll get it done paints still too fresh.
Some pieces are gonna need a lot of sanding but the dash came out nice |
Interesting. Make sure you get some pics posted when it is all done. :)
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I could just make everyone wait till Reading:lol:
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That would work too. That way we get the full view of how it looks. :)
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What about those of us who cant be thereeeeeeee :o
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Well, actually I do...
Earl gave me permission to drive any one of his while he is gone, and everyone knows this is a once in a lifetime opportunity here! So I just cant mess that one up. Besides it the prefect time to swap out his 5 speed, I dont think he will ever notice the difference! :tongue: |
I can't go either. I have no moneys after getting my bearings replaced :(
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However, in darker SVXs, I think it kinda adds to the futuristic look (like they do in some concept cars)..... but also a lot of classic cars go this route when restoring their vehicles. It can be a really smooth effect. :) Good luck on the results. |
looks great! Would you mind describing what it is you actually did to the dash to make it look so good?
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ummmm..... did i miss some pics on this thread somewhere??
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It's the first time I've seen a dash where the thin parts at the bottom haven't been snapped by some lazy mechanic trying to get the switch clusters out without disconnecting the cables.
Looks good in claret. Better than the nasty dark grey paint that Subaru used on my 94 dash. If only burr-walnut effect came in a spraycan. |
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