Another 72 ST build

[BOYER73S]

couple more

[patrick911]

Wow. Those are some awesome seats Clyde!
Good stuff.

[letsrollbabe]

These do add a very important touch to your build, Clyde. Body, seats, wheels, engine are for me the most important details for completing one of these period correct builds. Keep the pics coming.

[kenikh]

Well done, mate!

[BOYER73S]

Been a while since an update the project continues slowly......

We had all the alloy trim sent out for re finishing, got all the brackets sorted to install the lightweight runners and seats and currently
installing the lightweight carpet in black.

We also ran into an issue after ordering one of Daves great Repa harness sets, with all correct dated hardware, but realised as we had a 72 car
there were no seat belt threaded holes in the side sill so Dave had to recreate them.

Not too long now the inside and outside will be 100% complete then on with the engine and gearbox.

Might need to get Brad Davis to re do the great lines made by Elephant Racing for the crossover oil lines don't really look period correct

[Longballa]

Clyde, I had Chuck use black rubber/cloth type hose for my oil lines for that more vintage look. He must not be using it for the kits. I probably paid extra for it but I can't remember. I'm sure he could change it for you.

[Mr9146]

Clyde, just drive it. The road grime will give you the look you're after.

[letsrollbabe]

Clyde:

I'm with Marco...don't worry about it. The main thing is for the lines to not leak, and all fit together. The car is coming along great.

[BOYER73S]

here is what will hold me in place when I hit the go pedal on the short stroke 2.5ST motor with HB MFI

Thanks to Dave for helping with this part of the project correct dated hardware too!!

[letsrollbabe]

Clyde:

Did you buy the Becker Grand Prix radio for this project...or for another project?