72 Scamp 440 Build
Got a bunch of stuff done in the last few weekends, radiator installed and wired, radio installed, steering column rebuilt and installed, and driver seat put in.
Had a custom radiator made by Griffon, because I was worried about clearance, this one dropped right in and was wired up in a day
While rebuilding the steering column the shaft collapsed so I melted the old plastic out, drilled the hole all the way through and stuck two bits of tig wire and melted the ends so they don't fall out.
Because I'm going from column to floor shift I used the column swap from Mancini, as well as a grant tuff wheel(very disappointed by, it's very cheap looking)
Procar seat adapters worked perfectly, I drilled factory dimples and it bolted right up no modifications. I used an old soldering iron to make holes in the carpet.
Column and driver seat installed, next to do is mounting the console and Lokar shifter
Got a bunch of stuff done in the last few weekends, radiator installed and wired, radio installed, steering column rebuilt and installed, and driver seat put in.
Had a custom radiator made by Griffon, because I was worried about clearance, this one dropped right in and was wired up in a day
While rebuilding the steering column the shaft collapsed so I melted the old plastic out, drilled the hole all the way through and stuck two bits of tig wire and melted the ends so they don't fall out.
Because I'm going from column to floor shift I used the column swap from Mancini, as well as a grant tuff wheel(very disappointed by, it's very cheap looking)
Procar seat adapters worked perfectly, I drilled factory dimples and it bolted right up no modifications. I used an old soldering iron to make holes in the carpet.
Column and driver seat installed, next to do is mounting the console and Lokar shifter
