2002 Trans am dash in 69 Camaro.
08-19-2004, 08:56 AM
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2002 Trans am dash in 69 Camaro. 2002 Trans am dash 4th gen seats front and rear. 6 Speed Transmission. Fully functional seatbelts front and rear. Momo steering wheel and shift ****. Im not finished but here is what I have so far. Back seat even folds down to set stuff on top of it. Yes I used it when I went on the Power Tour this year!! 
Before I installed clear tail lights.
Before I installed clear tail lights.
08-19-2004, 12:45 PM
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Thanks a lot for the feedback! Yeah I was going really fast while I stood outside with the door open. 
I dont have the dash fully wired yet but I do have it wired to my headlights and clear tail lights. It even functions with the original dimmer on the floor.
I dont have the dash fully wired yet but I do have it wired to my headlights and clear tail lights. It even functions with the original dimmer on the floor.
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08-19-2004, 02:45 PM
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Hey CAMAROBOY69 PM me about that dash and seat work. You beat me to what I was planning for my project. I got a 72 Nova I gotta get running before I can get the 69. But I was already planning part of that buildup for the Camaro. Looks good, just wanna know how hard that dash was to put in. Looks awesome.
08-19-2004, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Tudds
You were going really fast in that pic at 0 rpm
Definatly a headturner! Even tho Houndstooth is good to see, its cool to see someone try a different approach to it. And it definatly looks @ home. You figure the Camaro INT would be just as easy to install?
08-19-2004, 11:02 PM
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Thank you everyone for the extended compliments.
The dash install was about 6 hours of labor including the mockup and the brackets I designed, cut, and welded in. I still have to wire it.
Power windows are a next year or year after project. The interior is only about 80% finished, if even that. I still have a lot more to do until im completely satisfied. But then again when are we ever finished with our cars.
The dash install was about 6 hours of labor including the mockup and the brackets I designed, cut, and welded in. I still have to wire it.
Power windows are a next year or year after project. The interior is only about 80% finished, if even that. I still have a lot more to do until im completely satisfied. But then again when are we ever finished with our cars.
08-20-2004, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by CAMAROBOY69
2002 Trans am dash 4th gen seats front and rear. 6 Speed Transmission. Fully functional seatbelts front and rear. Momo steering wheel and shift ****. Im not finished but here is what I have so far. Back seat even folds down to set stuff on top of it. Yes I used it when I went on the Power Tour this year!!
Lots of good info here.. make sure you visit the hybrids section.. and see ya over at Pro-touring.com
Anyone recognize his wheels???
08-20-2004, 05:00 PM
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Thanks Steve for welcoming me to the site and thank you SOOOOOOO MUCH FOR THE WHEELS!!!!! Probably the greatest moment of working on my car was when those wheels arrived! I still stare at them everytime I get around the car. 
Even when im sitting at my desk at work. 
Even when im sitting at my desk at work.
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Originally Posted by Blackbird
Hope you have power windows planned
Pic #1 shows you aren't rolling that window down anytime soon
Pic #1 shows you aren't rolling that window down anytime soon
