Took a few pics of the No2 Install and
10-25-2008, 12:38 AM
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10-25-2008, 08:11 AM
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whtcanbrwnd04u Nice. Personally i dont like the switches all over the side of my dash though. Id rather have the hidden somewhere, or get the cup holder thing. Thats very neat. Sick car nonetheless. ************.
.....THANKS!...I considered the cup holder switch...But I wanted them in front where I could see/use them better. The plastic trim they are mounted to only cost $17 bucks...so no loss if I change my mind.
JasperGT That install looks great. The switches look integrated as opposed to just being slapped on. Great job!
A few questions though, how much were all the parts and how hard was the install? ******
Install took a while, just trying to figure where I wanted everything to go. Making up wire harnesss plus I covered/protected the line entirely from front to rear. About $900 and change for everything.
One Bad Stang looks great. and a little off topic, but... i like the way you have the engine cover painted. did you do that or buy it?? ************
.............Painted it myself!
.....THANKS!...I considered the cup holder switch...But I wanted them in front where I could see/use them better. The plastic trim they are mounted to only cost $17 bucks...so no loss if I change my mind.
JasperGT That install looks great. The switches look integrated as opposed to just being slapped on. Great job!
A few questions though, how much were all the parts and how hard was the install? ******
Install took a while, just trying to figure where I wanted everything to go. Making up wire harnesss plus I covered/protected the line entirely from front to rear. About $900 and change for everything.
One Bad Stang looks great. and a little off topic, but... i like the way you have the engine cover painted. did you do that or buy it?? ************
.............Painted it myself!
Last edited by Va. Stang; 10-25-2008 at 08:14 AM.
10-26-2008, 09:40 PM
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very cool! I love the way you integrated the necessary buttons into the dash. They really look they "belong" there and were not an add-on!
Seeing this type of DIY effort continues to motivate to get my moving on some upgrade to mine!
Seeing this type of DIY effort continues to motivate to get my moving on some upgrade to mine!