New baby is finally home
Dash and seats are back in. That was a lot easier going in than coming out. I gutted the a/c ducting, along with the metal bracing on the passenger side. Not really any weight but made me feel better about it at least
Realized the front seat bolts are in real need of bigger washers, so I am going to swing by Lowes this weekend. The cam lock strap on the harness is actually mounted to the seat rail itself...something tells me that's not the best choice. Thoughts?
Realized the front seat bolts are in real need of bigger washers, so I am going to swing by Lowes this weekend. The cam lock strap on the harness is actually mounted to the seat rail itself...something tells me that's not the best choice. Thoughts?
The main wire running back into the dash I tucked under, but no issues. I do want to remove the unecessary wiring that's no longer needed. It's on the to do list, but want to figure out how to get the door wiring out. That damn rubber grommet is being a PITA
Ordered some 2x2' plastic sheets last week. Finally got around to cutting some new splitter dams and bleeding the brakes as I write this. The sheets have a textured side and a smooth side, so I figured smooth would be good, considering the texture isn't golf ball in design (remember that Myth Buster's episode?) Also pulled the sound deadening out from under the hood...CR style.










