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Old 09-04-2009, 11:01 AM
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Nothing special, but I thought I'd share a few pics of my center console switch panels. The panel that has the Valentine One remote display and the engine start button was from 6LE (it was a blank panel that I cut myself), and EmblemPros made the line lock switch panel for my ash tray. Pics below...

With flash (the ball of fur is my cat trying to eat the connectors coming out of the back):



Without flash:



A little closer of the 6LE panel:



Line Lock switch panel by EmblemPros:



Underneath the switch panel:



Behind the 6LE panel:



The Valentine One remote display was actually a custom made piece from a guy on Ebay that takes the regular remote display and converts them to a thinner piece for easier mounting in applications like these.

Again, thanks to 6LITEREATER and EmblemPros (dragonZ28)!
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Looks really good
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It was a good idea to put a connector there for the wires. its a pain in the ***** to take that shift boot plate etc. with wires holding it down.
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That looks amazing! The details are what makes some cars, such as yours, really stand out.

Please post some installed pics!
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Hot. Also want to see it installed.
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Very nice, functional and the install looks clean !

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nice!
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at the cat!

Man, you did a GREAT job cutting that!
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That looks real clean.
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Originally Posted by 99_Z_155
It was a good idea to put a connector there for the wires. its a pain in the ***** to take that shift boot plate etc. with wires holding it down.
Thanks...I bought all the stuff to make weatherpack connectors a while back, and I've been going overboard with them lately That was my #1 goal this iteration - to make it much more user friendly when I have to take parts of the interior out. I'll have to grab a pic of what it is replacing - it isn't a huge difference, but it really cleaned everything up.

As for cutting out the stuff in the 6LE panel - yeah, that took a LONG time. I went very, very slowly to make sure everything just fit the holes. I probably have a good 5-6 hours in just that portion from start to finish.
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looks very professional!!!
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How does the EmblemPro's panel install? Is it a friction fit or does it tape/glue in?

It looks great man.
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Originally Posted by Tbird232ci
How does the EmblemPro's panel install? Is it a friction fit or does it tape/glue in?

It looks great man.
Double sided tape for the panel itself.

I was very pleased with how it all came out.
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very nice!!
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Good job on the install.
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very clean set up.
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clean set up



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