You really do have a god-given talent I don't know if you took after your father or mother but somebody put it in your bloodline and you are so good at what you do...nothing left alone...attention to detail to everything!!! Best of luck, Will
63 Dodge Dart, now let me see;)
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mygasser
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the piece of plywood with 2 speakers seems a good idea as you get 'stereo' sound. i'd paint it black though so it doesn't show through the 'grill' part of the dash.
neil.
neil.
Gosh Will, that’s the nicest compliment yet;) even in my younger years, brothers had left to the Navy, mom and dad divorced, I became quite handy at fixing anything to help mom, stuff just seemed logical to repair, plumbing, our lawn tractor. However I give credit to my dad which insisted I take automechanics in high school. All my brothers took it and it was quite fun! But that was years ago (‘71-‘73) but gave me a good foundation. Now it’s all I think about, I love to take old things and make new again 
We’re at the airport, i hate airports, all I need is my garage to be happy in life at this time
Watch out flying!!! You know what they say about birds, feathers and airplanes!
I agree @Mtrhead, the attention to details is impressive!
Unfortunately, I am one of those slap it together get it done types. It is funny (not always to me) as my wife walks around my body work finding every little boo boo, run, bug, etc. I swear to her I will fix them all! ( yes right!!!) Good thing no one pays me for my work!!!
I agree @Mtrhead, the attention to details is impressive!
Unfortunately, I am one of those slap it together get it done types. It is funny (not always to me) as my wife walks around my body work finding every little boo boo, run, bug, etc. I swear to her I will fix them all! ( yes right!!!) Good thing no one pays me for my work!!!
Dnee I cant find that speaker retainer.
That’s ok Ray, thanks for looking;). I’ll figure something out 
mygasser
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back to the plywood/mdf sprayed black then? at least you can mount 2 speakers for stereo sound that way tooThat’s ok Ray, thanks for looking;). I’ll figure something out
neil.
Should be home tonight, anxious to get back to work
Hi, yes, we're home;) When we got home, my brother decided to buy a '68 MGB and I said, "OK", so got my trailer out, drove for an hour, loaded it and I've been playing with it a bit. It's needs work but is driveable. I'll post pics later as I didn't take one darned picture. The steering wheel is 14 with 2" dish. After I'm happy, I'll pull it all back out.
I started looking at the black seats and they'll be ok until I buy something better. I even looked at my old bench seats, but I don't think I could do them justice. So the bench seat is out.
I'm waiting on a steering wheel to make sure the seat is in a good position. I'm using Miata sliders~ they're good for universal applications, slides a good bit.
Then I got the parts for my steering shaft~ I made it collapsable , but only by a couple inches, but enough to get it out without moving the steering column out.
But, nice to be home!!!
I started looking at the black seats and they'll be ok until I buy something better. I even looked at my old bench seats, but I don't think I could do them justice. So the bench seat is out.
I'm waiting on a steering wheel to make sure the seat is in a good position. I'm using Miata sliders~ they're good for universal applications, slides a good bit.
Then I got the parts for my steering shaft~ I made it collapsable , but only by a couple inches, but enough to get it out without moving the steering column out.
But, nice to be home!!!
Here's what you need. D
wow, yeah, that's the thing~ do "they" make speakers that fit it? Finding one is a little perplexing, you'd think there'd be hundreds of them floating around
I would have to do some measuring and do a search.
I did buy two 3" speakers with intentions of making a dash speaker, they're so small, but they have good ratings.
5" x 7" Speakers
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JDMopar
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Casey.....her 800 Jigawatt amp will blow that up on the first bass hit! 
You guys 
Thanks,
I prefer "Radio Delete" myself, love hearing the engine going through the motions.
Tip in the 4 Barrels as needed...
This ^ was from my '76 Truck with the optional Radio Delete. Liked that truck a lot.
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I prefer "Radio Delete" myself, love hearing the engine going through the motions.
Tip in the 4 Barrels as needed...
This ^ was from my '76 Truck with the optional Radio Delete. Liked that truck a lot.
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JDMopar
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Just being silly....lol. Glad y'all are home safe and sound.You guys
You can tell how old I am by the facts.
Now days,,, I care less about how fast,
I care less about a radio.
But.. when I musty have AC or PS, I am almost aged out of the hobby! Or maaaybe just getting soft!
Now days,,, I care less about how fast,
I care less about a radio.
But.. when I musty have AC or PS, I am almost aged out of the hobby! Or maaaybe just getting soft!
Just smarter in your old age.You can tell how old I am by the facts.
Now days,,, I care less about how fast,
I care less about a radio.
But.. when I musty have AC or PS, I am almost aged out of the hobby! Or maaaybe just getting soft!
That, my friend, is highly debatable!!!!
Nowadays, I like to hear my radio and be able to talk to my husband while I drive~ so lesser amount of engine noise/exhaust is a good thing;)
jeff alder
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I like to have the option. If she is rambling radio delete is no help... But the old Alpine radio cassette player allows me to drown out that babble with a little Sabbath. If it's a good day I turn it way down to some softer sound from the Eagles. The little 273 4 gear with the original exhaust resonator sounds good either way.
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