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The hard part of the steering is done.

my fathers day gift from the family, speaking of my love for dust!

TomB, the steering wheel is off amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I4UIJ3C If you want this one you will have to get an adaptor too https://www.flashpowerparts.com/steering-wheel-adapters/1057-gm-telescopic-steering-wheel-adapter-9-bolt-billet-polished-69-83.html?search_query=6802S&results=1 Steve

these are my rear bench seat frames all ganged and cut at once

this is one of my DIY bucket seats.

This is my dash layout, minus 8 laser etched push buttons.

these bases are what my pedestal seats will attach to under the floor boards.

psychobilly, all my pictures are of a dusty garage! I'll get some on here shortly. Regarding the rudder packing, I have some questions: 1. I have seen some people put in 2 and some put in 3 wraps of gland material. What is recommended? 2. I believe you cut the gland material to length on an angle. 3...

I'm just a tad behind you on firing the engine up, I'm happy to see you don't have mufflers either and am wondering how loud we're going to be!

It sounds and looks great!

Steve

Robert,
While I have not done my wiring yet, I plan on running pvc through holes mid frame (on the vertical portions of the frame) to run wires fore and aft..

Does anyone have another way? Seems that 1 " should work.

watching!

Steve

thanks Bill,
BTW was at wheels and keels here in Houston yesterday, saw some boats that had 50 yr old diesels, those things can go forever!

Have a great day!

Steve

Jim, thanks for the input. I put my intake on the port side and very close to the where the engine water pickup. In the last week I have: -installed the water pickup -installed the exhaust tips -begun mounting my dash I'm now looking at ignition switches vs just a push button. I am leaning toward a ...

Jim, thanks for the input. I put my intake on the port side and very close to the where the engine water pickup. In the last week I have: installed the water pickup installed the exhaust tips begun mounting my dash I'm now looking at ignition switches vs just a push button. I am leaning toward a pus...

Jim,
I cant tell you how much help your build thread is, not just to understand HOW things are done, but how things SHOULD be done!

You do beautiful work and thank you for your posting efforts...now hurry up, I need more ideas!

Steve