Thanks Mike.

 

Here is some more pics of the main dash bar modification
Bar cut and bracket made so it can be disassembled if ever need be


A/c pipe cut so I do not lose the outside vents


Vent and dash bolted up for good

 

Wow very ingenious Danny

This is the best build I have seen on driver for over a year

 

upgrading pedals? green..or green stitching in the steering wheel? i'm sure you've got it covered

 

I wish I was smart enuff to do all that. Very nice work. Has anyone here every done a DIY for a floating engine bay? or hiding wires tutorial? If you know of one link me!! I wanna see how hard that is.

 

really hope you make it bro. will you come even if the car isnt ready?
he knows im a chubby skinny guy.

 

^ I will be there no matter what, I am just at the point where rushing the car to make the event doesnt make sense.

 

Damn it man, everytime I look here I'm always impressed.

Its a damn shame that I either don't live by you or you don't live by me, because I would love to learn how to do something like that.

You're awesome.

 

Danny dislikes bolt ons

 

I have been following the thread and finally had to comment, you are nucking futs my friend...

 

you better be fvcker! ya after all the time and effort, no point to rush it. sad it may not make it but i know the finished product will be amazing when it is done.

 

^+1
I for one am starting to get frustrated that its not done yet hahahaa and it aint even my car! Just so sick the planning and hard working thas gone into this car. It deserves to be showcased and flaunted everywhere like a celebrity girlfriend!

 

Coming along so well. I like how you got the cage into the dash. Freaking nice!!!

 

You cant rush perfection!!

 

^true indeed