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    1. #21
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      Very cool. Looks like it was born there. Looking forward to seeing how you tie in the rest of the interior.

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    2. #22
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      Quote Originally Posted by a2coupe2a View Post
      This is truly awesome. I would love to get a set of our seats in this car. If you are interested lmk and ill make you a deal
      I have been thinking of getting a pair of seats from 98-02 Firebird, but i`m all ears for any other good suggestions!:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    3. #23
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      Quote Originally Posted by CarlC View Post
      That's a very cool swap!

      How is the view out of the windshield? Does the hump in the dash cause any view problems?
      I will have to mount the seats slightly higher than i first expected, but should not be a big problem.
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    4. #24
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      Quote Originally Posted by chuckd71 View Post
      Looks cool.
      I think speedhut makes 4 inch multi-thing gauges.
      Thanks a lot for the tip! This is just what i`ve been looking for!!:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    5. #25
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      Tacoma, WA
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      Quote Originally Posted by Norwaycamaro View Post
      I have been thinking of getting a pair of seats from 98-02 Firebird, but i`m all ears for any other good suggestions!:-)
      www.jjcustominterior.com

      Check out our site and see if there are any vintage recaros that catch your eye. Shipping might get a little tricky but worst case scenario i could source a set of seats semi-local to you and ship you new covers/inserts. Love this build
      Used to be known as a2coupe2a

    6. #26
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      Quote Originally Posted by a2coupe2a View Post
      www.jjcustominterior.com

      Check out our site and see if there are any vintage recaros that catch your eye. Shipping might get a little tricky but worst case scenario i could source a set of seats semi-local to you and ship you new covers/inserts. Love this build
      Thanks! I will get back to you on that when i decide what do do:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    7. #27
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      Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf View Post
      Great job Frank! I really like it. What are you going to use for the gauge cluster?
      As of today i`m leaning towards speedhuts like theseName:  speedhutgauge.jpg
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      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    8. #28
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      Those guages would look very nice. What is the $$$, if you don't mind?

    9. #29
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      Well total price for that one plus a similar style speedo- set up like the one above totals 559usd + shipping. Thats about 200-250 bucks less than autometer nexus or similar VHX`s actually:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    10. #30
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      Did you look into these 3 in 1 gauges; http://www.newvintageusa.com/1969.html ?
      They are about $200 less than the VHX and they are also able to customize them (at extra cost off course). http://stores.newvintageusa-store.co...OUT/Detail.bok

      Believe they are also a sponsor here.

    11. #31
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      Yup actually was checking them out just a few minutes ago!:-) They`re nice too, but i think that with this dash i need to do it somewhat more"eurostyle" rather than old school look that the newvintage gauges.
      Extremely difficult to decide actually:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    12. #32
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      I wish i had the skill to incorporate the original gauges from the donor. I think they look pretty nice too:-)Name:  beemergauges.jpg
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      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    13. #33
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      Norway
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      Not so much of an update..Mostly getting out rest of the "infected"areas....

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      In the last pic you can see the raw bracket for the dash on the right side. It will be straightened up and fully welded while the cowl is opened up. Also some minor brackets will be fabbed to support plastic panels under the dash pus some other small stuff. I just wish the rust was long gone, so i could consentrate fully on the fun stuff instead:-)
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    14. #34
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      I think the BMW gauges would look killer in there. There HAS to be someone who can help you get them working right in your car.
      Asa Walker
      Houston, TX

    15. #35
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      I totally agree, but do think that it will be way more job and a "thousand times" more complicated than opting for a universal solution. But would have been something else for sure with the stock ones though...
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    16. #36
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      Houston, TX
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      Where did you pick up a dash that clean? Surely not a scrapyard?
      Asa Walker
      Houston, TX

    17. #37
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      Nov 2008
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      Norway
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      Yup! I have a scrapyard over here, and was able to buy this donor car from the insurance companies really cheap:-
      Frank Jacobsen
      Norway


      1969 Camaro sport coupe
      1967 Camaro RS
      1967 Biscayne "427" clone x2
      1951 Chevy 3100 truck
      www.muskelbil.no
      www.bilhogg.com

      Frank M Jacobsen

    18. #38
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      California
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      Just for curiosity, what is the width of the dash? I wonder how it would fit in an A-body. Im sure with some electrical diagrams and creativity you can get that dash working. But your probably right a universal would be easier.

    19. #39
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      Quote Originally Posted by SShep71 View Post
      Just for curiosity, what is the width of the dash? I wonder how it would fit in an A-body. Im sure with some electrical diagrams and creativity you can get that dash working. But your probably right a universal would be easier.
      I second that question. My 72 Lemans is begging for a new dash!
      Asa Walker
      Houston, TX

    20. #40
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      Jul 2010
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      Very brave project. Looks great. I would really keep the Euro look. As far as the seats how about some BMW seats to continue the look. M3 seats would be perfect.

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