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Not sure what we want it to be, right now its just the original vinyl stuck to the roof, nothing above it, with cracked trim pieces holding it up.

Trying to find a good place to find materials for the upholstry. Anyone know of a good site to buy from, or what kind of material would be best for rapping the door pannels and for making a new headliner?

Waiting for a video to upload to youtube then I'll post that.

Got some more pics finally.

Thanks for the comments guys. Still not sure on what the color might end up as, but still a lot of time to think about that. Insurance cast are pretty bad ass, $129 for 6 months full coverage, and $44 for storage and comp. Car definitely has a lot of power, can smoke the tires first, second, and third gear with out the pedal all the way down and not using the brakes at all. I'm very happy that I decided to buy this car. Anyone that has any ideas, or experience with restoring classic cars feel free to add any info, thoughts, or ideas.

Thanks man, checking them out now. Gauges are one of the first things I want to do, and want to go digital.

Thanks guys Thanks man. I do like the red, but just have a thing for all black.

Bought this 1967 Pontiac GTO off a guy I work for. I drove it a few weeks ago for my brothers wedding and decided I had to have it. Needs some body work and interior work. Originally from Arizona and been stored inside since it was brought up to Michigan, so not very much rust on it at all. Motor was rebuilt a few years ago and runs great, starts right up every time. 400 cubic inch motor. Going to drive it over summer then start to work on it over next winter. Plan is to fix all the body work and paint it black, redo all of the chrome trims, all black interior, new gauges but keeping the original look, all black leather, and hopefully a nice SQ system. I'll have more pics soon.

That looks bad ass. Nice and clean.

Truly a beautiful truck. Really like that wrap around rear windshield on those. Makes me wish I got the '41 I was looking at.

Nice truck, good work.

Nice lookin box man, thanks for sharing. If anyone needs to convert it, here is a link for a metric/standard conversion site. http://www.worldwidemetric.com/measurements.html

I wouldn't mind putting that up on the wall. How wide of a spread does it have?

That's a pretty nice buck. We have thousands of deer around here.

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/1828-quarter-wave-t-line-tutorial-updated/

Are your RCA's ran next to the power cable?

Happy Birthday Steve. Hope you get to feeling better.

There is a lot of people on this forum that do box designs for people fairly cheap. Post up what you have, power, space for box, ect., someone will be able to help you out with a design.

Will this be done and at the show in Taylor, MI on the 17th? I hope so. Bad ass build man.

I'll have a camera on Monday when my bro gets home from vacation. I'll take more pics and some vids then. Thanks man, it was my first time carpeting a box. I watched a few vids on how to do it, and I have lied carpet in houses many times so I did the seems the same way you would for that. I have a before vid, but it's not good at all. Thanks They're wired at 1ohm, he has had them in there like that for over two years and never had a problem. Figured you can never have too much glue lol. It sounds good, hits the lows and gets loud. Almost got a hair trick with my hair and it was soaked in sweat.

Thanks guys

I broke my camera so we didn't have it to take pics while building the rest, so I have some I took with my phone. I'll take pics and vids when i get a camera. The battery rack and amp rack. One of the amps is behind the batteries. Finished Sounds way better and way louder now.

Subs in Staring on the battery rack The subs The alt Under the hood The amps The HC1800's

One side was a little too tight, so i had to cut the carpet out and sprayed it black, cant even tell with the subs in though.