Andy's Interior Install

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Another view of rear carpet glued down! Andy


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Started on front carpet,all glued down and trimmed. Installed new kick panels,I left them black for now to get a little contrast against the sea of red. Also installed new sill plates. Click on thumbnail for larger picture. Andy


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Another view of red. Andy


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LOOKIN GOOD....LOOKIN GOOD.......ol pop, is kinda partial to a sea of red 8) :D
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popscomet wrote:LOOKIN GOOD....LOOKIN GOOD.......ol pop, is kinda partial to a sea of red 8) :D
Nothing goes better with red than red. :roll: :wink: :lol: :D
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Thanks POPS and JOHNO, here is a picture of my ratchet shifter I installed on top of my 4 speed shifter tunnel along with my line lock button. Pops and I talked about the shifter awhile back because he had one and really liked it. I have to install the little button on the reverse handle and put the tape down for the shift sequence,tighten the knob and that will be finished. Andy


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Another picture of front carpet and shifter. Andy


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looks real nice Andy,
What brand of carpet did you buy and was it cut and sewn or molded ?

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Complete carpet install and seat and seat belt holes burned in. Andy


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I still have that shifter,,found it a few nights go !!. along with the pedestal it was mounted on.....yours looks mighty spiffy mounted on top of that red carpet,,,, 8) :)
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Looks awesome Andy
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Love the red interior, my favorite.

Say, I was watching the video from the sound deadening thread. The Boom Mat rep. was saying the foil backed stuff was for harmonic dampening on the large flat area's. He was saying it isn't necessary to cover everything with it. It certainly can't hurt but I may take his lead on that.

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They use that stuff, or a similar product, on the bottom of some of the better stainless steel kitchen sinks. They only use a 3" or so strip on the bottom of each bowl. Without it, you can knock on the sides and bottom of the bowls and it sounds like an oil drum. Do the same on a sink that has it, and it just makes a dull thud. It only takes a relatively small piece compared to the total area of the panel to disrupt the resonance of the panel. When you consider how much it costs and weighs per sq ft, it's a good thing that you can get significant deadening without having to add 70 or 80 extra pounds to the weight of your car.
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Andy, your ride is looking sharp. I think Sammy Hagar would approve also. :D
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Now I'm getting ready to install the front door panels. But first I'm going to install new outside door handles and new door locks that match my ignition switch. Following is a picture of inside the door of the linkage I'll be tackling.Andy (as always click on picture for larger view.)


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