1972 Duster Build with my Daughter
The firewall plates got a coat of black then a mix of SPI Universal Clear with a 33% flat and a bit of reducer to help make the column a bit flatter than the dash. I think it hit it perfect. If we wanted to make the dash more original then this is the mix.
It was too late to work on the dash so we installed the inner fender shields. Again aftermarket (AMD) and they needed a bit of grinding on the lower bolts holes and the drivers needed a bit off the edge so it was not pushing the fender outwards... Other than that they look great. Also installed the headlight gaskets in the inner fender. Kaelyn did them all on her own. She is getting very good with tools. She did a lot of work today on her own! Proud of her!
It is always fun to see what little goodies SPI ships with orders from repeat customers ;)
We mocked up the new switches and I realized I ordered the wrong switch. Luckily O'Reilly's in Tucson has one is stock so need to get there tomorrow.
The firewall plates got a coat of black then a mix of SPI Universal Clear with a 33% flat and a bit of reducer to help make the column a bit flatter than the dash. I think it hit it perfect. If we wanted to make the dash more original then this is the mix.
It was too late to work on the dash so we installed the inner fender shields. Again aftermarket (AMD) and they needed a bit of grinding on the lower bolts holes and the drivers needed a bit off the edge so it was not pushing the fender outwards... Other than that they look great. Also installed the headlight gaskets in the inner fender. Kaelyn did them all on her own. She is getting very good with tools. She did a lot of work today on her own! Proud of her!
It is always fun to see what little goodies SPI ships with orders from repeat customers ;)
We mocked up the new switches and I realized I ordered the wrong switch. Luckily O'Reilly's in Tucson has one is stock so need to get there tomorrow.