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I had mine repaired Click to enlarge Clock Servicing - Ford, Lincoln, Mercury OEM movement 1964-1973 Don't want to lose the classic movement of your factory clock by converting to quartz? Let me repair, clean and adjust the original movement. I can perform minor repairs to the movement for...

I added a fold down to my wives car. Now would be the time!!

Not the base nut the brass piece. The base nut I would leave alone but the brass pice looks removable. Unfortunately to remove it might bugger up the threads but it looks like it would come right out

I would think you could make overlays for less than that. I have a set of gauges I would sell for half that

So I figured I would share with you guys my dilemna.  I purchased all LED lights for my wives car.  I also ordered the flashers with the ground that HIPO parts recommend.  The flashers did not work and neither did the directionals.  I did some research and found that in some case the polarity on...

So what a weekend! I got the dash together. I had to remove the gauges for the 4th tie b/c I got the polarity wrong on the LED's. I got the seats and center console in. The flashers did not work and neither did the directional. I used the flashers that HIPO required with the ground. I did...

I actually got the ARP metric nuts and they fit very well. I had made thread as described earlier. The downside was they cost $20 for 4 nuts!

Your oil guage ferrule adapter looks removable. I bet if you remove it there is a metric thread in the gauge housing. You can go metric to AN. There area adapters. I thought it was strange that you would be locked into tubing with Bosch gauges. Try to remove it but use 2 wrenches

MIdlife did my harness. It was worth the money it worked right away and all the gauges and accessories are online!

Way too much money for an incorrect car. Try getting that for a 428 CJ. It needs to be correct

You also need to skip around when you grind. A tip is to use a SS 3 inch grinding wheel. Use the edge only and only grind the weld. Then movedown the panel 6 inches and do another spot. Keep doing it in that fashion. Yime consuming but will save warpage

Wow that is a lot of work. Would a full quarter cost that much more?

I like the old school gauge look. That said yours is quite appealing. POst a day time shot...

This weekend showed some progress! The fold down seat was finished. The rear seats and panels. I installed the dome light and windshield headliner trim and the A-pillars were painted and installed. The carpet and sound deadener was also finished. I installed the door locks and the trunk...

This weekend showed some progress! The fold down seat was finished. The rear seats and panels. I installed the dome light and windshield headliner trim and the A-pillars were painted and installed. The carpet and sound deadener was also finished. I installed the door locks and the trunk...

I haven't put that one in yet! Maybe it's adjusted too deep. I'll mess around with it.....

It shuts fine but won't open.  WHat a pain. It seems to line up fine so I am not sure why this is happening

I guess I got to get the mount!

Mine has no mount andywhere

Yes but my chrome studs were too small! I bought brand new nuts from AMK and they did not fit