1972 Canadian H-Code 340 Dart Swinger Special Resto - Finally started!
Making some progress on finishing and installing some sub-assembles, my gas peddle had a bit of corrosion but wasn't painted from factory appeared to be a black oxide finish so I blasted it with fine media and re-blackened it,
Then got the firewall insulation on and wiper assembly before getting the pedals and brake booster installed,
then time to turn my attention to my dash and start getting it assembled. Decided to repair my original instrument bezel since the chrome was better on it then the other two I have by fixing the two small holes the previous owner made in the woodgrain screwing something to it. Start removing the bezel and bevelling the spot with my mini grinder and applying some plastic filler and sanding flat. Then a good cleaning with degreaser and apply the woodgrain decal I got from Detroit Muscle which turned out pretty decent.
Making some progress on finishing and installing some sub-assembles, my gas peddle had a bit of corrosion but wasn't painted from factory appeared to be a black oxide finish so I blasted it with fine media and re-blackened it,
Then got the firewall insulation on and wiper assembly before getting the pedals and brake booster installed,
then time to turn my attention to my dash and start getting it assembled. Decided to repair my original instrument bezel since the chrome was better on it then the other two I have by fixing the two small holes the previous owner made in the woodgrain screwing something to it. Start removing the bezel and bevelling the spot with my mini grinder and applying some plastic filler and sanding flat. Then a good cleaning with degreaser and apply the woodgrain decal I got from Detroit Muscle which turned out pretty decent.