The Brick, 1972 Dodge Dart Custom
Wow - can't believe I haven't posted anything here in my thread in over a year.
As a quick update - just had a recent trans rebuild at a local trans shop. 904 is done, sealed up tight - installed a B&M Shift Improver kit, so the trans is nice and crispy shifting now, and also installed a B&M Star Shifter, and removed the column shift lever.
So much nicer to drive now.
Also, finally took a stab at redoing the interior door panel, since I had to fix the window on the drivers side front door. It was as simple as peeling off the old cracked vinyl, cleaning up the boards, rolling out the O'Reilly automotive grade carpeting, cutting a piece to fit, and then gluing it down with 3m Auto adhesive.
I left the armrests off until I can figure the best way to refurbish them.
I had to run off to Subway to grab some sammiches, so I figured I would grab a picture of the updated front interior, or at least as it is now.
Wow - can't believe I haven't posted anything here in my thread in over a year.
As a quick update - just had a recent trans rebuild at a local trans shop. 904 is done, sealed up tight - installed a B&M Shift Improver kit, so the trans is nice and crispy shifting now, and also installed a B&M Star Shifter, and removed the column shift lever.
So much nicer to drive now.
Also, finally took a stab at redoing the interior door panel, since I had to fix the window on the drivers side front door. It was as simple as peeling off the old cracked vinyl, cleaning up the boards, rolling out the O'Reilly automotive grade carpeting, cutting a piece to fit, and then gluing it down with 3m Auto adhesive.
I left the armrests off until I can figure the best way to refurbish them.
I had to run off to Subway to grab some sammiches, so I figured I would grab a picture of the updated front interior, or at least as it is now.