steve8462 wrote:can we store all our "parts" spiders over there? LOL

Absolutely! As long as i can borrow your parts...

yesterday, i got the roll bar installed. I didn't like how the cut out looked on the rear interior quarters, so i got a sheet of aluminum and some scrap vinyl i had and riveted a little cover over it. once i paint the rivets black and clean the panels, it'll look pretty good.

today, i installed the mirrors. I like how they turned out.... what do you all think?

juvius wrote:yesterday, i got the roll bar installed. I didn't like how the cut out looked on the rear interior quarters, so i got a sheet of aluminum and some scrap vinyl i had and riveted a little cover over it. once i paint the rivets black and clean the panels, it'll look pretty good.

very smart. well done.

Gorgeous. Other words fail...

Neil

How did you attach the front feet of the roll bar? It's hard to tell from the pictures.

Nice!!!

Thanks guys

courtenay wrote:How did you attach the front feet of the roll bar? It's hard to tell from the pictures.

Right now I only have the two outer bolts on. On the third hole, my long drill bit got too dull to cut, so once I get a chance to get to the hardware store, I'll but another long bit and put the other two bolts through the floor

Here's another picture update. With the crazy hours i have been working the past couple months, i haven't been able to get much done. I still have to do the wiring, the interior and get the engine bay put back together. but.. at least i'm seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. i've been keeping my fingers crossed that i put a good transmission in it. After i get that stuff done, i still have to figure out why it's sitting so high and have the front end aligned.

Nice!

Looks fantastic Steve! Great job. Can't wait to see it in person.
Don

Thanks arik....

Don... Come on out and finish it up for me

You would be teaching me!

Love the lights in the grille! If you have time to take another pic I'd be curious how it looks from a lower angle.
Thanks,