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Thread: Projet Loud Car 1969 Chevy Nova
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02-21-2021 #61
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Projet Loud Car 1969 Chevy Nova
Black suede TMI one piece headliner headliner going in. Has been really easy to install so far. Had my little helper with me.
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03-13-2021 #62
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Projet Loud Car 1969 Chevy Nova
This project is going slow but I finally got the TMI suede headliner, new visors, and rear view mirror in. Has an issue with the back window. Stock modeling didn’t work very well. Bought an extra set of the side moldings and worked perfectly. Also got half of the back seat modified to fit with the mini tubs.
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03-14-2021 #63
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Before. Need to reduce frame width to about 40in wide.
Cut the frame
Welder up using a welding blanket to protect the seat.
Painted and re-attached the cover and installed. Fit great.
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04-04-2021 #64
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Projet Loud Car 1969 Chevy Nova
Back seat are in! Had to fix how they were mounted. The old screws just didn’t want to cooperate.
Nice little tool
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04-10-2021 #65
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Kids are getting so big! Car is coming along. Almost done reinstalling the ridetech roll cage and front seats. Had the door sills powder coated.
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04-11-2021 #66
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All done! B-Pillars and package tray end caps wrapped with suede since they don’t come with the headliner kit from TMI. I just bought extra suede to do those pieces and the package tray. Very nice kit and fairly simple to install.
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04-12-2021 #67
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Looking awesome
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04-13-2021 #68
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Thanks. Your too. You’ll have to let me know how you like that EFI set up.
Originally Posted by Bobbywracing
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04-17-2021 #69
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Finishing up wiring in the Holley stealth, waiting on a few fuel fittings to complete the system
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04-18-2021 #70
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That’s a very nice engine bay. What battery tie down are you using? Originally Posted by Bobbywracing
Finishing up wiring in the Holley stealth, waiting on a few fuel fittings to complete the system
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04-18-2021 #71
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Welder up one of the Aretec hold down with stock bolt brackets . Originally Posted by eze_1978
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04-18-2021 #72
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Grabbed a Mob armor 90 pro for the monitor screen.
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04-18-2021 #73
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04-21-2021 #74
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Alright just realized i was posting pics on Your forum. Sorry.
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04-21-2021 #75
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Lol no worries. Looks good! Originally Posted by Bobbywracing
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02-10-2024 #76
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Sold but Finished
Had to make my last post. Ended up selling my project about a year ago. Just didn’t have time with kids and just didn’t want the project to sit. The gentleman that purchased it finished out my vision and I have to say it turned out awesome.
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02-17-2024 #77
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Thanks for coming back to show us how it turned out. Must be bittersweet for you.
Cars are meant to be driven.
John B
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