Startr of the missiles center console

[blue missile]

OK,
heres the rough in of the console. You have the shifter, then the PIN pad and the avionics switch module. As much as it is a cruiser, a spot for two cup holders. Then on the angled face you have a two way radio, above that a 2DIN spot for the AM/FM CD player, and to the left of that the white thing represents the controls for the AC. Im still deciding what it all will be made of. more later
Andrew

 

[mopardrt]

HOLY BATMOBILE andrew

 

[blue missile]

As I posted in the main thread this stuff is just middle of the road.
This 2009 challenger takes the prize. Its real and functions.
Andrew

 

[FISHBREATH]

Andrew, I can't wait to see that console in metal!

 

[blue missile]

Here is the progress on the center console. I used 1/4" plywood and 3/8" bendy plywood. All is covered in two layers of carbon. I still have to make the cushion for the arm rest, and everything needs to be sanded down for a gloss coat of epoxy then again for an automotive clear.
Andrew

 

[cudajim]

So what goes in the middle? A GPS or what? What's the calculator looking keypad thing do?

I gotta admit, it looks kind of cool, like an airplane cockpit... that must be the throttle lever in the middle.

 

[blue missile]

The 2DIN hole in the dash is for a capacitive 7" touch screen for the Nav system and the windows based on board computer for engine data analysis.
The 2 din hole in the console is for the CD player/ entertainment system.
The keypad is for locking down all of the electrical functions of the car. It takes an eight digit pin to unlock.
Here is the video link:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBluemissile?feature=mhum

 

[blue missile]

heres a couple more pics with the arm rest in place
Andrew

 

[sobiecam]

dang man, that's trick!