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    1. #1
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      Any 2nd Gen Firebirds out there? Looking for Interior Pics

      As the subject line says... I'm looking for any good interior (specifically dash shots) pics from a 2nd gen Firebird / TA. I'd really like to find one with an aftermarket dash of any sort.

      Here is one I found as an example:





    2. #2
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      heres picts of a buddys project over @ performanceyears
      A link to some pictures of my Firebirds and other toys

      http://community.webshots.com/user/ponchoman69

    3. #3
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      Thanx! Do you by chance know what car that black dash panel came from? Every one I have seen for sale has either been silver / aluminum or woodgrain.

    4. #4
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      Im sure he just painted a woodgrain dash.


      Here is picts of my 72 firebird interior as of last winter.

      My dash panel was a wood grain , then painted Crackle Black.
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      A link to some pictures of my Firebirds and other toys

      http://community.webshots.com/user/ponchoman69

    5. #5
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      Not finished, but here's mine with the Autometers installed:




      I am hoping to have a complete set of Autometers soon...
      1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy Big Block 468, TKO 600 Trans, Hotchkis TVS, Bilsteins, Eaton/Motive 3:73's, 18" Coddington Junkyard Dogs, Nitto NT555 rubber, Autometers http://www.fquick.com/Bandit
      http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2458763

    6. #6
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      Are those the 2 1/16" Autometers, or the 2 5/8" ?

      Looks good, thanx!

    7. #7
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      I believe it would fit the 2 1/16" small gauges, don't quote me right now though...measure 1st.
      It's just the stock dash but I actually like it like that with the autometers, I think I'll leave it!
      1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy Big Block 468, TKO 600 Trans, Hotchkis TVS, Bilsteins, Eaton/Motive 3:73's, 18" Coddington Junkyard Dogs, Nitto NT555 rubber, Autometers http://www.fquick.com/Bandit
      http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2458763

    8. #8
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      Made spacers slightly larger for the tach and speedo for stability
      "Does your wife complain about not being able to park her car in the three car garage?" quote from non-car guy neighbor.

    9. #9
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      Hey Firckn,
      Can I get another pic or 2 of your whole gauge layout? Which gauge is that between the speedo and tach?
      Your layout looks good by the way, I want to finish mine up the same way with all the small Autometers. I need ideas for which one to put where though.
      1980 Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy Big Block 468, TKO 600 Trans, Hotchkis TVS, Bilsteins, Eaton/Motive 3:73's, 18" Coddington Junkyard Dogs, Nitto NT555 rubber, Autometers http://www.fquick.com/Bandit
      http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2458763

    10. #10
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      Here is my dash

      Car is for sale also if anyone is interested.

    11. #11
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      One more if you are curious about the convert

      It was a nce conversion back in the day. They made abou 500-600 camaros & firebirds. Really bad conversion, good frame bracing though. We decided to ditch the top completely. It is all metal.

    12. #12
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      I don't have a pic, but I took a stock dash and painted it crinkle black, and then sprayed aluminum over that. Gives it a kind of cast look. Running 5" Speedo/Tach Stewart Warner Competition series and 2 1/16" oil, fuel, and water temp with the red backlighting. Front/rear seats are 2001 Trans Am.
      -Ian
      1973 Formula 400
      LS1/T56/3.73's
      Daily Driven.

    13. #13
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      Thanks Beebe. Kinda' weird seeing pictures of my dash posted! You are correct, it is just a woodgrain panel I picked up off of ebay because it was for a non-ac and non guage car. This allowed my to place the 2 1/16 Phantoms anywhere I needed them. Semi-gloss black engine enamel straight from a rattle can.

      Wow, what a mess the wiring was. New aftermarket 21 circut harness was a straight up PITA but works great.
      71 Formula, 455 SD/KRE D-Ports, Crower solid cam, TKO 600, 3:73 Eaton posi. 17" ARE 200s, , 1LE brakes, Koni, Rancho adjustable bars, Hotchkis springs

    14. #14
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      Hey Brian, check out www.formula454.com. He's a former member here. He got the panel from Tap Plastics, I believe, and he made it look pretty damn nice, if you ask me.
      Allen Ortega
      Meanstreets Performance Fabrication

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