radio delete plates for 61-66 f series.
- unibody madness
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In for a penny,
in for a pound.I have both normal and economy size holes in my slicks, why not one of each?
we all know how rare these slicks are and there will never be a market for them,Right? cause they are super rare Right?
Don't think you will have a problem selling them. I know I need three.
in for a pound.I have both normal and economy size holes in my slicks, why not one of each?
we all know how rare these slicks are and there will never be a market for them,Right? cause they are super rare Right?
Don't think you will have a problem selling them. I know I need three.
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- ezernut9mm
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it's a coup. lol.Alan Mclennan wrote:Option 3 is gaining support!
i am going to forward a link to this thread to shayne and see what he thinks.
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- ezernut9mm
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there ya go thrush.
he's willing to do aluminum, it's just gonna cost more. he also likes the idea of just not having tabs and using some two sided tape like what holds newer car trim emblems on. i'll keep you all posted.
he's willing to do aluminum, it's just gonna cost more. he also likes the idea of just not having tabs and using some two sided tape like what holds newer car trim emblems on. i'll keep you all posted.
always
"i believe i've achieved satisfaction".-bubbles
"should i be gettin" baked for this boys?"-bubbles
i could no longer keep "r.i.p.ing" all of our fallen brothers and sisters, so i say here, slick loads of love and much respect to all you beautiful people.
"i believe i've achieved satisfaction".-bubbles
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I'm thinking of making a repair piece, blank or with the stock holes.
I know that I can weld mine in. For those who can't, I bet a flanged piece with some JB Weld on the back would allow you to use body filler on the front to smooth it out.
I have a really large hole in my dash, 2"x 7.25". Must have been an 8 Track!
Who has the biggest radio cut out?
I know that I can weld mine in. For those who can't, I bet a flanged piece with some JB Weld on the back would allow you to use body filler on the front to smooth it out.
I have a really large hole in my dash, 2"x 7.25". Must have been an 8 Track!
Who has the biggest radio cut out?
BarnieTrk wrote:ezernut,
I like the idea.... I like the lightning and gear design.
When considering a plate to cover the 'garage door opening' holes, if possible, you might want to consider making the plate out of fairly thin aluminum or like material that could be shaped (maybe by the buyer - maybe not) to conform to the curve of the bottom of the dash. I've seen some holes that go down into the curve of the dash, so a curved plate could/should take that into consideration. In fact, if the cover extended from the midline of the dash down and to the end of the dash curvature, then any and all garage door holes would be covered.
Just a thought,,,,,,,,, Good Luck!
BarnieTrk
It would have to be formable because you never know where they cut the hole.
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