72 duster Build progress
Finished covering the sail panels , got them installed and the package try installed. I'm very please with how it came out, all fit like a glove.
Started putting it all back together ( seat back, side panels, chrome trim,metal sail panels...etc....etc.... Still need to finish buttoning a couple odds and ends up but it's basically done.
Tomorrow I should get the rest of my exterior parts primed and ready to paint and should have them all painted sometime this weekend. Then I need to paint my spoiler and scoops. And finish restoring the grill. Pretty good feeling that the list is getting smaller!. Still a decent list of odds and ends and little things left.... But all the big stuff is about taken care of.
Stay tuned, more to come.
During covering the sale panels
Finished product. ( the flaps on the sail panel boards in case you are wondering are where I left extra material to fold above the headline and under the package tray for a cleaner looking install....came out great!
Another
Installed
Sorry for the picture quality. The sun was throwing the focus of my camera off in a few of the pics.
Let me know what you think.
P.S. I like the clean " no speaker look" and doing it with the perferations in the board the way I did..... The stereo still sounds 100% clear.
Finished covering the sail panels , got them installed and the package try installed. I'm very please with how it came out, all fit like a glove.
Started putting it all back together ( seat back, side panels, chrome trim,metal sail panels...etc....etc.... Still need to finish buttoning a couple odds and ends up but it's basically done.
Tomorrow I should get the rest of my exterior parts primed and ready to paint and should have them all painted sometime this weekend. Then I need to paint my spoiler and scoops. And finish restoring the grill. Pretty good feeling that the list is getting smaller!. Still a decent list of odds and ends and little things left.... But all the big stuff is about taken care of.
Stay tuned, more to come.
During covering the sale panels
Finished product. ( the flaps on the sail panel boards in case you are wondering are where I left extra material to fold above the headline and under the package tray for a cleaner looking install....came out great!
Another
Installed
Sorry for the picture quality. The sun was throwing the focus of my camera off in a few of the pics.
Let me know what you think.
P.S. I like the clean " no speaker look" and doing it with the perferations in the board the way I did..... The stereo still sounds 100% clear.